Marketing Director
servicenowSavannah (GA)
$132,000 per year
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servicenowSavannah (GA)
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$132,000 per year
About the role
ServiceNow pairs a $132,000 - $198,000 package with real ownership for the Marketing Director willing to carry a number and a brand in GA. What makes this ServiceNow role different is the ownership; the $132,000 - $198,000 and internship hours are just the entry fee.
Key Responsibilities:
- Craft compelling messaging tailored to sales marketing buyers and decision-makers
- Segment audiences and personalize outreach to lift response rates
- Run point on trade shows and pop-ups throughout GAChase the sales marketing whitespace no rep in GA has worked
- Walk new sales marketing clients through onboarding so they stick around
- What You'll Bring
- Comfort defending a recommendation in front of skeptics
- Sharp organizational skills and an ability to juggle multiple workstreams
- Comfortable owning projects from concept through delivery
- Hands-on proficiency with Change Management, ideally paired with Conversion Rate Optimization
- A growth mindset and openness to constructive feedback
- Comfort owning a number that goes up or down because of you
- An instinct for prioritization when everything is labeled urgent
The quietly-ambitious minds at ServiceNow have made Savannah, GA an unlikely hub for serious Empathy and Change Management work. We celebrate Conversion Rate Optimization craftsmanship and hold ourselves to a high bar on the details that matter.
Beyond $132,000 - $198,000, ServiceNow offers a generous benefits package and the chance to lead projects that build your skills.
This one is current, freshly dated, and very much hiring.
Before you apply
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Your profile is current
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Two examples you can talk through
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A number in mind
What you're on now and what would make you move. We negotiate better when we know both.
Your notice period
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