Marketing Manager
Marketing Manager
Posted yesterday
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Partner with executive leadership and product management to support growth initiatives, product launches, market expansion, and strategic priorities.
- Support Marketing team to execute comprehensive global marketing plans aligned with the company business objectives.
- Monitor industry trends, customer needs, competitive activity, and emerging technologies to identify new solutions for outbound marketing and brand initiatives.
- Identify market opportunities, competitive threats, customer needs, and recommend marketing investments and priorities to align with business goals
- Manage strategic relationships with special interest groups and other industry leaders
- Product Marketing
- Lead go-to-market planning for new products and services
- Partner with Product Management on messaging, positioning, and differentiation
- Define target audiences, use cases, and value propositions
- Develop product launch plans and commercialization strategies
- Marketing Communications & Go-to-Market Execution
- Work with Program team and Marketing Communications team to develop communication strategies supporting marketing initiatives inclusive of brand awareness, product awareness, and new products and services.
- Partner with Product Management to lead product launch activities for new hardware, software, and services offerings.
- Co-develop positioning, messaging, value propositions, and competitive differentiation for our products and solutions. Oversee development of customer success stories, technical articles, webinars, and application-focused content.
- Manage the planning and execution of marketing campaigns that include press releases, customer announcements, newsletters, advertising, industry publications, social media.
- Create and maintain sales enablement materials, presentations, datasheets, brochures, videos, and customer-facing content.
- Support pricing, promotional programs, channel initiatives, and market awareness campaigns.
- Work with Marketing Communications team to create customer-facing messaging and content that helps to highlight technical articles, webinars, and success stories.
- Manage newsletters, press releases, announcements, and thought leadership content
- Manage media and analyst communications
- Digital Marketing, Demand & Lead Generation
- Own campaign strategy across digital and traditional channels
- Work with digital marketing and web teams to optimize website content, SEO, AI-driven search visibility, analytics, and user engagement.
- Manage SEO strategy and website optimization priorities
- Manage Google Ads strategy and spending
- Direct AI-search visibility initiatives
- Develop and execute multi-channel demand generation campaigns including email, social media, webinars, search marketing, and content marketing.
- Drive webinar, email, search, content, and social campaigns
- Monitor campaign effectiveness and optimization based on data-driven insights.
- Drive initiatives that improve lead quality, conversion rates, and marketing ROI.Optimize marketing funnel performance and conversion rates
- Event & Industry Engagement
- Plan, coordinate and manage participation in trade shows, conferences, partner events, customer seminars, and technical training activities.
- Coordinate event objectives, messaging, and follow-up activities
- Measure event effectiveness and pipeline contribution
- Regional & Cross-Functional Alignment
- Coordinate marketing initiatives across North America, EMEA, and Asia-Pacific regions.
- Work closely with Product Management, Sales, Customer Support, and external partners to ensure successful execution of marketing initiatives.
- Support regional sales organizations with campaigns, tools, and localized marketing programs.
- Facilitate alignment between global and regional business priorities.
- Marketing Analytics
- Manage Salesforce dashboards and reporting
- Track campaign performance metrics
- Measure marketing ROIDeliver executive reporting and recommendations
- Ensure sales teams have appropriate tools and content
- Support regional marketing and sales organizations
- Marketing plans
- Product launch plans
- Campaign strategies
- Digital marketing programs
- Event plans and budgets
- Executive marketing reports
- Lead generation and pipeline metrics
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