Posted Jul 11, 2026

Senior Manager, WordPress Ecosystem Marketing (remote-only, Europe)

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CloudLinux is a global remote-first company. We are driven by our principles: do the right thing, employees first, we are remote first, and we deliver high-volume, low-cost Linux infrastructure and security products that help companies to increase the efficiency of their operations. Every person on our team supports each other and does what we can to ensure we all are successful.

Check out our website for more information https://cloudlinux.com/

The WordPress ecosystem is one of the most concentrated B2B audiences in web infrastructure. Over 800 million websites run WordPress. The companies managing those sites face real, expensive problems around security, performance, and operational scale. We have products that solve exactly those problems, and would like to grow brand recognition in the WordPress ecosystem.

We are building a dedicated go-to-market presence in the WordPress ecosystem, and we are looking for the person who will own it. This is the opportunity to build that presence from scratch, with a validated strategy, full product backing from an established and profitable company (CloudLinux has been profitable since 2010), and a team that gives you the room to do the work well, without bureaucracy slowing you down at every step.

About this role

This is not a supporting role. You will be the primary owner of how CloudLinux and Imunify360 show up in the WordPress market: through the relationships you build with community figures, media, and partners; the GTM strategy you define for this audience; and the content you create and direct to establish our voice in this space.

We have a clear strategic foundation: defined audiences (WordPress agencies, managed hosting providers, WordPress plugin developers), mapped product narratives, and a content framework already in place. What we are looking for is the person to bring it to life consistently: to build brand recognition where we have limited visibility, and turn that recognition into pipeline.

This is a senior individual contributor role with significant scope and cross-functional influence. You will work closely with product, sales, and external partners, and you will have shared access to design, web development, content production, and other resources that you may require for the role.

What you will own

You will define what gets built. Execution happens with and through the team.

Requirements

This role requires the following:

  1. Real footing in the WordPress ecosystem: You have worked in, alongside, or for the WordPress market. You know the media landscape (who publishes what, who is credible), the agency business model (how agencies make money, how they evaluate tools, what makes a vendor trustworthy), and the community dynamics (WordCamp culture, how decisions get made, what kind of brand presence earns respect versus eye-rolls). This cannot be faked, and we will know within the first interview whether you have it.
  2. B2B SaaS marketing background: You have 5+ years in B2B software marketing — product marketing, ecosystem marketing, developer marketing, or a close adjacent role. You understand how to build a GTM motion: audience definition, positioning, channel strategy, enablement, and measurement. You have owned a market or segment, not just contributed to one.
  3. Previous ownership of the content strategy with published output: You can produce a flagship thought leadership article, a compelling product narrative, and a concise event brief. And you know which register each requires. Ideally, you have published work related to the Wordpress topics we can read.

Beyond the hard requirements, we are also looking for:

What success looks like in year one

By the end of year one, the right person will have:

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