VP of Product Management
Yelp
VP of Product Management
Yelp
Local business discovery via user reviews
At Yelp, our mission is to connect people with great local businesses. We’re seeking a VP of Product Management, Monetization to lead product strategy, vision and execution for overall Yelp monetization. Reporting directly to our Chief Product Officer, you'll oversee how Yelp monetizes, ensuring Ad products and platform systems work together across all consumer-facing experiences to deliver value to both sides of the marketplace.
In this senior product leadership role, you’ll inspire and develop exceptional talent, push the state of the art on an industry leading Ad system, set a high bar for product quality, and collaborate with partners across Consumer and Ads Engineering, Data Science, Search Relevance, and Revenue.
You'll play a pivotal role in shaping how we balance the trade-offs between monetization, business value, and maintaining a delightful user experience. You'll be the voice of our advertisers, from the single-location coffee shop to the multi-location enterprise, ensuring we grow revenue without compromising the quality of the experience for consumers or the businesses we serve.
This role sits at the intersection of Product, Revenue, Data, and Engineering. It requires a player-coach leader who can engage cross-functional teams to build Ad products that drive revenue while enhancing the overall user experience. You'll take the time to deeply understand our local marketplace and customer dynamics before driving change.
We’d love to have you apply, even if you don’t feel you meet every single requirement in this posting. At Yelp, we’re looking for great people, not just those who simply check off all the boxes. This is a full-time remote role based in the United States.
Yelp runs an online platform that helps people find and choose local businesses by collecting and displaying user reviews and ratings from readers. It covers restaurants, bars, salons, doctors and other services, and works as a local search and discovery service. Users search for categories, read reviews, compare options, and can make reservations or join waitlists for restaurants. Yelp makes money mainly from advertising to local businesses—enhanced profiles, sponsored listings, and targeted ads—and also collects transaction fees from its reservation system. The differences from competitors include a strong emphasis on peer-generated reviews and a broad local directory with integrated reservation features, giving businesses a way to reach nearby customers. The goal is to help people make informed local decisions and connect them with relevant service providers while generating revenue from advertising and reservation-related services.
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