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Describe the list and the leak: how many subscribers you have, how they arrived, which platform you run, and where in the journey people go quiet. Mira AI turns that into a job description and a scorecard, your role goes out across our candidate community, and each application is ranked the moment it lands. Ask the shortlist to audit your own account, then Wisemonk employs whoever you pick.

Email sits in the middle of the marketing range in India, and platform specialism moves it more than seniority alone. Generalists running campaigns are affordable, Klaviyo and HubSpot specialists with attributable revenue cost more, and enterprise automation people working in Marketo or Braze are the scarcest of the group. Heads of lifecycle price alongside other marketing leadership. List the role and we will benchmark your band.

More than in any other marketing role. The daily work in Klaviyo and the daily work in Marketo have almost nothing in common, and the pools barely overlap. Hire for your platform where you can, and where you cannot, hire someone who has built genuine automation in any serious tool. Moving from one platform to another takes a competent specialist a few weeks; learning lifecycle thinking takes years.

Yes, and send scheduling makes this easier than most roles since campaigns go out on a timer rather than in real time. Two things are worth testing. First, cultural fluency in the copy, because email is a personal channel and slightly-off phrasing is noticed. Second, an agreed escalation path for the day a send goes wrong, since email mistakes are visible immediately and cannot be recalled.

Email marketing is a channel: campaigns, newsletters, sends. Lifecycle marketing is a remit covering the whole customer journey, deciding which messages should exist at each stage and increasingly across SMS and in-product messaging too. If you mainly need a calendar filled, hire for email. If you need somebody to work out why customers leave, hire for lifecycle.

Ask them to walk you through one flow they built end to end: the trigger, the logic, the copy decisions and what it earned. Then ask what they removed and why, because pruning a programme is harder and more valuable than adding to it. Finally give them your own account for half an hour and hear what they would fix first.

Marketing owns it in practice, though the first fixes are usually technical. Authentication records, a dedicated sending domain and clean bounce handling all need engineering cooperation, so the person you hire should be able to write those requests clearly. After that it is a marketing discipline: send to people who want it, remove people who do not, and never let a list-buying shortcut near your sending reputation.

No. Wisemonk employs the person as the legal employer, signs the contract, and runs payroll including provident fund, gratuity, ESI and income tax withholding. The marketer works to your calendar and your revenue targets. Where you already run an Indian entity, the hire can sit on it instead.

Wherever the customer journey is actually owned. In e-commerce it almost always belongs to marketing, since the messages are commercial. In product-led software it often fits better alongside product, because onboarding and activation emails are part of the experience rather than a campaign. The wrong answer is leaving it between the two, which is how programmes end up unowned.

Roughly six to nine years, and the marker is deciding which messages deserve to exist. A senior lifecycle marketer maps the journey before touching the platform, cuts sends that are earning nothing, and reports in revenue and retention rather than opens and clicks. Notice periods run 30 to 60 days, shorter than engineering.