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Netflix

Streams shows, films and live events worldwide

Ads Social Marketing Manager - Ads Marketing

Full-TimeDeadline 2/13/27
$177k - $306k/yr+ Stock options
Senior
Los Angeles, CA, USA
In Person
Social MediaSocial Media Strategy & Management
Company Historically Provides H1B Sponsorship

About the job

Requirements
  • At least 7 years of experience in social media management or content marketing, ideally within media, advertising, technology, or publishing.
  • Understanding of social platforms and strategy, especially LinkedIn and platforms where advertisers, agencies, and industry stakeholders are active.
  • Sharp creative judgment and a track record of finding unexpected, culturally resonant angles for a story.
  • Experience translating business priorities, product positioning, or research into audience-first storytelling from B2B, brand, or consumer social backgrounds.
  • Proven experience building and executing multi-channel social strategies that support brand and product narratives, including long-term programs and fast-turn initiatives.
  • Demonstrated success partnering with marketing, sales, product, research, and communications teams to bring cohesive narratives to market.
  • Comfort using data and experimentation to inform strategy and optimize content and programming while remaining open to creative bets.
  • Ability to manage several projects concurrently in a fast-paced, changing environment and adhere to evolving deadlines.
  • Demonstrated ability to build strong relationships and work across internal cross-functional teams locally and globally.
  • High tolerance for change and the capacity to accomplish significant work in a dynamic, high-performance culture.
  • Respect, understanding, and enthusiasm for Netflix culture and the future of ad-supported streaming.
Responsibilities
  • Develop and implement an integrated social and digital strategy for Netflix Ads, focusing on LinkedIn and platforms where advertisers, agencies, and industry stakeholders are active.
  • Translate Ads Marketing narratives, including product positioning, research insights, case studies, event moments, and thought leadership, into audience-first content frameworks for media buyers, CMOs, planners, and industry influencers.
  • Design and run always-on and campaign-based social programs supporting Ads go-to-market efforts, including product and format launches, research and insights releases, industry event tentpoles, and client success stories and case studies.
  • Stay ahead of B2B social trends, platform changes, and professional community behaviors to keep Netflix Ads differentiated and relevant.
  • Experiment and test content formats, posting strategies, and narrative angles, balancing data-driven decisions with creative risk-taking.
  • Serve as the primary Social partner for Ads Marketing, ensuring business priorities, positioning, and product narratives are reflected in platform strategies and channel roadmaps.
  • Align with global and regional Ads Marketing on go-to-market plans, messaging hierarchies, and campaign timelines.
  • Work with Comms and Brand partners to amplify relevant announcements, media stories, and industry communications connected to Netflix Ads.
  • Attend cross-functional meetings, strategy sessions, and planning forums to support shared context and cohesive execution across touchpoints.
  • Partner with executive communications and stakeholders on executive social presence around Ads narratives, thought leadership, and event visibility.
  • Manage Ads-related channel programming across relevant social channels, including content creation and execution, scheduling, and approvals; ensure accuracy, policy adherence, timeliness, and the Netflix voice.
  • Develop editorial frameworks and series for Netflix Ads Marketing, including research and insights spotlights, partner and client showcases, and industry points of view from Netflix leaders.
  • Ensure Ads content aligns with brand and legal guidelines and the broader Netflix and Netflix Ads positioning.
  • Define and refine target audiences, including agencies, brand marketers, CMOs, planners, trading desks, and industry press, and build strategies to reach and engage them on social.
  • Drive meaningful engagement and funnel behavior, drawing audiences toward Ads ecosystem touchpoints such as campaign microsites, case studies, events, newsletters, webinars, and sales enablement.
  • Use social and campaign analytics to track performance against a learning agenda and KPIs, including reach within target segments, engagement quality, traffic to Ads properties, and event interest.
  • Surface insights to Ads Marketing, Sales, and Product partners to influence future narratives and go-to-market decisions.
  • Identify and scale successful content formats and programs across additional markets and teams.
  • Inform and refine a B2B social measurement framework, including quality of engagement, audience seniority, and advertiser brand sentiment.

About the company

Netflix runs a subscription streaming service for TV series, films, documentaries, games and live events, watched by members around the world. Its catalog mixes licensed titles with originals it commissions in dozens of countries, from Korean dramas like Squid Game to stand-up specials and live sports. Members watch on smart TVs, phones, computers and game consoles, and a recommendation system shapes what each profile sees first. Netflix earns most of its revenue from monthly membership fees, including a lower-priced plan with ads sold through its own advertising technology. Netflix was founded in 1997 as a DVD-by-mail rental service and is headquartered in Los Gatos, California.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Los Gatos, California

Founded

1997

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What believers are saying

  • Growth is steady: July 2026 results showed second-quarter revenue up 13% to $12.6 billion, with a 33.4% operating margin.
  • Advertising is scaling fast: in July 2026, Netflix forecast ad revenue roughly doubling to about $3 billion this year.
  • Pay aims high: Netflix's culture memo says it pays each person's personal top of market for role and location.

What critics are saying

  • Cuts are on the table: Puck reported in October 2026 that Netflix is weighing layoffs of about 5% of staff.
  • The performance bar is unforgiving: managers apply a keeper test, asking whether they would fight to keep each employee.
  • YouTube draws more TV viewing: figures reported in October 2026 put it at 14.2% of TV time, Netflix at 7.8%.

What makes Netflix unique

  • Scale is its moat: Netflix passed 325 million paid memberships by the end of 2025, serving nearly a billion viewers.
  • Non-English shows carry real weight: they drew over a third of Netflix viewing in the first half of 2026.
  • It owns its ad technology: the in-house Netflix Ads Suite has run in all 12 ad-tier countries since mid-2025.

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Benefits

Free lunches

Up to 12 months' maternity and paternity leave

Unlimited vacation days, within reason

Open working hours (at the California office)

Health, vision, and dental insurance

Employee stock purchase plan

Mobile phone discounts

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Headcount

6 month growth

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1 year growth

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2 year growth

2%
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Oct 15th, 2026
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Netflix grew revenue faster than Disney, Amazon, Comcast, and Apple over the past twelve months, yet its shares fell 42.2%, the steepest drop among the five. The stock trades at 21.6 times trailing earnings, close to Disney's 21.9. Netflix's revenue rose 16.0%, against 4.6% at Disney. Its operating margin was 29.7%, versus 15.2% at Disney. Only Apple has a wider margin. Quarterly growth has slowed, from 16.2% in Q1 2026 to 13.4% in Q2 2026. Netflix guided to 12.0% for Q3 2026 and a 33.2% operating margin. It expects $3.00 billion of ads revenue out of $51.20 billion in total 2026 revenue. Results are due October 20, 2026.

Fortune
Oct 14th, 2026
Netflix cuts 1,000 jobs, 25 years after a layoff that created its "talent density" culture

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CNBC
Oct 14th, 2026
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