Vice President OF Product Marketing
$279,000 - $419,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$279,000 - $419,000 per year
About the role
- Portfolio Positioning & Messaging
- Translate the product vision and strategy into messaging that positions the value of the entire portfolio from an "outside in" perspective, encompassing present and future offerings
- Deliver messaging and positioning tailored to products and the portfolio, customized across various content modalities, channels, and internal/external audience categories
- Create demos for on-stage big moments, on the web, and customers discussions.
- And on a regular cadence, working with Brand and Product management for visualization of the product brands
- Work with Product Management/Engineering on Product Launch orchestration, ensuring product truth across audiences to tell holistic stories
- Develop thought leadership content and translate internal feature roadmap into externally consumable and regularly updated articulation of customer value deliveries, both current and future
- Customer Segmentation & Targeting
- Partner with Product Management and Global Value Advisory to understand and map customer needs to target markets, actively determining which to pursue
- Collaborate with Product and GTM Operations to develop and document targeted personas for specific service offerings and the customer buying process, determining appropriate sales distribution strategies
- Collaborate with Marketing functions and Sales to develop and promote the best product storytelling
- Intelligence and Instrumentation
- Lead cross-functional efforts to create appropriate quantitative proof points regarding performance of Platform Equinix and its product portfolio relative to alternatives and substitutes
- Maintain documentation and incorporate performance benchmarking into marketing materials and forums
- Drive and deliver insights on awareness, sales effectiveness, and uptake for the product portfolio
- Work cross-functionally, applying data science to unearth ways to assess and expand demand for the product portfolio
- Analyst Relations, Customer References & Customer Advisory BoardLead analyst relationships and briefings to communicate portfolio strategy and differentiation, incorporating market feedback into positioning
- Partner with Sales and Customer Success to recruit customer advocates and develop references and case studies that demonstrate business outcomes and support sales opportunities
- Own the Customer Advisory Board, including member engagement and agenda development, in partnership with Product Management
- Translate customer insights into recommendations for product priorities and go-to-market plans, and close the loop with participants on resulting actions
- QualificationsKnowledge and Experience
- Deep product marketing and/or management leadership, preferably in Data Center Infrastructure, Cloud SaaS or software companies
- Proven ability to operate in a matrix organization with complex stakeholder groups
- Experience launching differentiated solutions for enterprises
- Strong understanding of the Enterprise IT stack, the evolving cloud and AI landscape and its impact and potential for enterprises
- Persuasive presenter at leadership meetings, analyst briefings, industry events and webinars
- Proven success uncovering customer insights through research, advisory boards, Sales and Customer Success
- Skills & Attributes
- Excellent leadership and management of diverse marketing teams
- Strong analytical, critical thinking and decision-making skills
- Highly motivated in fast-paced teams and adaptable to changing market and organizational needs
- Collaborative: navigate complex organizational dynamics and build partnerships to achieve shared objectives
- Agile: guide marketing teams through change, uncertainty and ambiguity
- Business savvy: understand the business and deliver outcomes with functions across the Company
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