Company: Besque
Location: Bingley
Posted: April 26th, 2026
Besque | Remote (UK) with periodic visits to Bingley, West Yorkshire
£70,000 to £90,000 base, plus 100%+ performance bonus
Permanent | Reports to the executive team
Besque is a premium body care and wellness brand with Eastern heritage at its heart. We make our products ourselves in the UK, and we sell them primarily into the US through Shopify, Amazon, and TikTok Shop. Our customers love us, and they keep coming back: we have grown from 9,000 active subscribers in September 2025 to 47,000 today, and our Trustpilot sits at 5 stars across thousands of reviews.
We are a small, tight-knit team that moves fast, cares deeply about product quality, and genuinely enjoys working together. We invest in the people who come here, and we trust them to do great work.
We are looking for a Head of Customer Lifetime Value to own the economics of every customer we bring through the door. Subscribers and one‑time purchasers, all of it.
This is a critical commercial hire for us, and we have built the role to reflect that. You will have the budget, the data infrastructure, and a bonus structure that pays properly when you move the numbers. If retention is the problem you love solving, this is a rare chance to do it with a brand that already has strong product love, genuine repeat behaviour, and real room to compound.
You will work hand in hand with our Lead Analytics Engineer on the BigQuery stack, and report into the exec team with genuine autonomy.
We care a lot about the type of ecommerce you have worked in, because retention dynamics are not transferable across every category. Consumable, habit‑forming products behave very differently from one‑time big‑ticket purchases, and we want someone whose instincts are already tuned for the former.
supplements and vitamins, skincare (serums, moisturisers, SPF), haircare, coffee and tea, pet food and pet supplements, aromatherapy and bath, lash and brow serums, nail care, water filters, functional drinks (electrolytes, adaptogens), hot sauce and condiments, meal or snack subscriptions, laundry and dishwasher, or similar.
apparel, furniture and homewares, electronics and gadgets, jewellery and accessories, luggage and travel, the ecommerce arm of a bricks‑and‑mortar retailer, or similar. The unit economics and repurchase behaviour are too different from what we do.