Performance MarketingHead of Performance/Strategy (Part-Time)
The Head of Strategy & Performance is responsible for overseeing client performance against targets, elevating the strategic quality of campaign execution, and strengthening attribution-driven storytelling. This role leads and develops the strategist team, ensures high reporting standards, and proactively intervenes on at-risk accounts to improve outcomes, retention, and commercial performance.

Remote

Part Time
Retainer: up to £1,400 - £1,470 per month
Location: Remote (working for a UK agency)
Working Environment: 20 hours per week
Key Duties & Responsibilities:
Team Leadership & Development
- Lead and coach Strategists to improve strategic clarity, outcome-based thinking, and use of attribution data.
- Run performance reviews, track improvement plans, and hold the team accountable for deadlines, communication, and output quality.
Attribution & Performance Governance
- Own the attribution strategy across clients, ensure onboarding to attribution platforms, maintain performance dashboards, and step in early on underperforming accounts with corrective strategic direction.
Reporting Quality & Strategic Intervention
- Define and enforce End-of-Month and End-of-Quarter reporting standards, score reporting quality, provide actionable feedback, and lead intervention plans for at-risk accounts while ensuring consistent, high-quality client communication.
Technical Requirements & Qualifications:
- Minimum 5–8+ years experience in performance marketing, strategy, or digital advertising leadership.
- Proven experience managing teams and driving measurable client performance.
- Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, Business, or related field preferred (or equivalent practical experience).
- Attribution platforms (e.g., Fibbler, Dreamdata or equivalent), performance dashboards and analytics tools, CRM/reporting systems, MS Suite or Google Workspace.
- Familiarity with campaign management and reporting tool
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