VisionPoint Marketing is a marketing agency that helps colleges, universities and community colleges meet their admissions, branding, fundraising and communication goals. Our commitment to strategy, diverse understanding of all marketing disciplines and ability to build consensus across scores of stakeholders enables us to form deep, long standing client relationships.

VisionPoint Marketing boasts a team of really smart people who work collaboratively - without allowing egos or company politics to get in the way. We work in tandem with clients to help make them successful. We work comfortably in an environment of constant change, and we thrive under the pressure of deadlines.

We work hard. But we achieve a balance of hard work and hard play, and we wouldn’t want to be doing anything else or doing it any other way.

Contribute to Something that Matters

At VisionPoint, our exclusive focus is in higher education. We serve universities, colleges and community colleges around the country – from nearby schools like NC State, Duke and the University of Virginia to Pacific coast schools like UC Santa Barbara. We chose higher education as our playground because, frankly, we believe in what we're marketing. We're not curing cancer, but we just might be helping the next great cancer researcher find their perfect school. Learn more about our focus on higher education!

Do Some Amazing Work

Our portfolio will show you award-winning branding, marketing and website design (among other work). Year over year, we’re invited to share our work at many of higher education’s preeminent marketing conferences around the country. We're proud of that work, but we know we can make it even better. Maybe you can help. View our portfolio!

Help to Shape a Great Culture

We're a small company – dozens, not hundreds – with an outstanding group of bright, passionate and just downright good people. Since 2001, we've worked hard to build a culture in which everyone has a voice and everyone has an impact. You're one of a handful of influencers at VisionPoint, not one in a crowd. Meet our team!

Our people and culture are guided by a fundamental set of values we call Vision Points. Our Vision Points inform everything we do--from the work we take on to the people we hire to the way those people answer their phones. Our Vision Points are the proverbial bar by which we measure our performance. They unite us as a group and foster deep connections with our clients. They are what make us...well, us. View our Vision Points!

Not to mention our company offers an outstanding benefit package that includes options for health, dental, vision, matching 401k, paid time off and some other cool stuff. No, we're not able to match a huge corporate salary, but we are competitive. To be honest, if money is your primary motivation, you won't be a good fit here. We're looking for people who want to create amazing work, contribute to an amazing culture and serve clients who are making a critical difference in people's lives.

Marketing Tracking & Tagging Specialist

Remote

Full Time

Experienced

VisionPoint Marketing is a rapidly growing agency, consistently ranked among the top employers in North Carolina. We partner with higher education institutions of all sizes—from small community colleges to statewide university systems—helping them achieve their marketing and enrollment goals through data-driven strategies.

We’re looking for a Tracking & Tagging Specialist to lead the setup, QA, and maintenance of digital tracking systems across our client portfolio. If you’re someone who loves a clean GTM setup, knows how to spot a broken pixel from a mile away, and wants to help shape how an agency approaches data tracking, this role is for you.

You’ll own the technical implementation of tracking systems and dashboards that help our team and our clients understand how their campaigns are performing. Most of your work will be internal, but you’ll also audit and advise on client GA4/GTM setups and occasionally meet with clients to explain findings or provide guidance.

This position offers a high level of ownership and the chance to influence how we approach tracking across dozens of client campaigns. This is a fully remote position.

What You’ll Do

Tagging, Tracking, & QA

Set up and manage tags, triggers, and variables in Google Tag Manager (GTM).
Implement and QA pixels and conversion tracking for digital media campaigns.
Audit and troubleshoot client GA4 and GTM environments to ensure accurate data collection.
Identify tracking gaps and lead the effort to close them.

Analytics & Reporting Infrastructure

Maintain client-facing dashboards in TapClicks and ensure all connectors and data sources are working properly.
Help automate reporting workflows using Zapier and other tools.
Ensure the data we rely on is clean, consistent, and actionable.

Internal Leadership & Innovation

Shape how we think about and implement marketing tracking across the agency.
Bring forward new ideas and approaches for scaling tracking and reporting best practices.
Collaborate with Paid Media, SEO, and Web teams to ensure tracking aligns with performance goals.

Who You Are

Background & Skills

Hands-on experience with GTM, GA4, and web tracking in support of media campaigns.
Experience setting up pixels, conversion events, and custom event tracking.
Familiarity with TapClicks, Looker Studio, or similar dashboard platforms.
Comfortable troubleshooting issues with tag firing, conversions, or data mismatches.
Experience using tools like Zapier for simple automations.
Strong attention to detail and a proactive approach to QA.
Communicates clearly and confidently—especially when explaining tech to non-tech folks.

You’re Likely to Stand Out If You Have

Experience with Salesforce, Slate, or Element451.
Familiarity with campaign attribution models or multi-touch attribution.
Awareness of GDPR, CCPA, and the evolving privacy landscape.
Agency or higher ed marketing experience.

A Quick Note

Don’t quite meet all of our requirements? Apply anyways. It’s been proven that minorities are less likely to apply to a job if they don’t match the posted requirements to a T. We at VisionPoint value diversity and want to continue creating a diverse, inclusive, and equitable environment. If this role and the prospect of serving the higher education sector excites you, but you are missing a few bullet points, we would still love to see your application. Even if this role isn’t the right fit, there’s a chance another role or a future opportunity could align with your experience.

Our Stack

GTM, GA4, TapClicks, Zapier, Slate, Looker Studio, Salesforce, and the occasional CMS or ad tech platform.

Why This Role Might Be a Great Fit

You want ownership over your work and a say in how things are done.
You’re looking to be the go-to expert on tracking—someone others turn to for clarity and confidence.
You care about making data meaningful, not just collecting it.
You like solving real problems, collaborating with smart people, and building systems that work.

Why VisionPoint

At VisionPoint, we believe that a strong culture is as much a valued benefit as health insurance, PTO and 401k. That’s why it’s important to us that future team members connect with — and contribute to — our culture. Our communication, collaboration, satisfaction, and growth are largely dependent upon how we all, as individuals, embrace and live out our values. We have a laser focus on knowing, providing solutions for, and advancing higher education because of its transformative power in the world. We believe in the work we do, we support each other, we work hard, and we like to have a bit of fun, too. When it comes right down to it, happy and fulfilled team members produce better work, and better work is what drives us every day.

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