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Leadership · Philippines · Fri 4 Sept · 3 min read

Digirockstars hiring affiliate lead in Pasig: expansion read

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What happened

Digirockstars, a digital marketing agency operating in Metro Manila, has posted an Affiliate Growth Lead and Partnerships Manager role based in Pasig. The position is hybrid and carries a salary band of PHP 360,000 to 600,000 annually. The listing has been live for more than two weeks as of the source publication date of 30 August 2026. This is a dedicated hire, not a reallocation of existing staff, which signals the agency is formalizing a separate affiliate and performance marketing function.

Why it matters

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