Marketing Web Developer

About the role

eCommission has been the largest commission advance provider in residential real estate for more than 25 years, and we're investing heavily in technology and new products to expand what we deliver to agents and brokers. Our growth means more campaigns, more partner programs, more events, and more content than ever, all moving at once. The Marketing Web Developer owns the day-to-day health and performance of the eCommission website. You will make sure every page is tracked properly and every campaign lands on a page built to convert — and as search itself evolves, that means optimizing for how both traditional engines and AI-generated answers surface our brand. This is a technical role at heart, sitting within our technology team but working in lockstep with marketing on everything from campaign pages to brand visibility. You will write the code, build the templates, and ship the pages yourself. We are looking for a strong technical foundation above all. You will work closely with marketing, development, operations, and outside contractors and agencies, and you will be accountable for measurable results: tracked, reported, and improved every month.

Responsibilities

• Code and maintain website pages hands-on in our PHP environment, including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This is a builder role, not a coordinator role.
• Create new page templates that the marketing team can reuse for campaigns, landing pages, and content, so new pages ship in days, not weeks.
• Keep the codebase clean and consistent: shared components, sensible file structure, and version control so changes are traceable.
• Own staging-to-production workflow for page changes, including QA across devices and browsers before anything goes live.
• Own the tracking infrastructure end to end: Google Tag Manager, GA4, conversion tracking, call tracking, and pixel management for paid channels.
• Ensure every form fill, signup, and funnel step is tracked accurately and tied back to source, so we know which channels and campaigns actually produce funded advances, not just clicks.
• Maintain clean data flow between the website, our CRM, and marketing reporting, including lead routing and attribution.
• Audit tracking regularly and fix gaps before they become blind spots in reporting.
• Install and maintain the HubSpot tracking code across the site, keeping it aligned with Google Tag Manager and cookie consent requirements.