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# Content CRO/UX Specialist

- **Company:** Postaladdress
- **Location:** Spain
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** HTML, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Software as a Service, Web Hosting Services, Data Analytics
- **Published:** August 1, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.jobleads.com/es/job/e5efc4bf170c5d74d8f8f0346547cba4d

## About the Role

* Experience working with long-form content formats
 * Nice to have: experience in a content-led or SEO-heavy environment, familiarity with SaaS/web hosting conversion patterns, or basic HTML/CSS knowledge
 * UX thinking that goes beyond aesthetics - you can diagnose why users don't convert
 * Ability to write or direct conversion copy that stays on-brand
 * Strong prioritization instincts - more ideas than available time is the default, and you're comfortable with that
 * Analytical rigor - you're comfortable with data, know its limits, and make data-driven decisions with confidence rather than gut feel
 * 3+ years of experience in CRO/UX field

## Description

* As part of Hostinger's Content team, you'll be responsible for owning how our content converts - from building the CRO roadmap and designing UX improvements to measuring what works and scaling it
 * In this role, you'll collaborate closely with SEO, Brand, Product, and Websites teams
 * Your day-to-day
 * Own the CRO strategy for blog and tutorials - identify the biggest conversion opportunities, maintain a prioritised hypothesis backlog, and set quarterly OKRs
 * Design and implement UX improvements: layouts, CTAs, page structure, and copy direction for conversion elements
 * Set up and run A/B and multivariate tests with pre-defined hypotheses and kill criteria
 * Analyse test results to statistical significance and document every finding - win, loss, or inconclusive
 * Ensure winning tests get rolled out; don't let them sit in staging


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