Enterprise Products Marketing Manager
$77,600 - $176,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$77,600 - $176,000 per year
About the role
- Assist in developing and executing integrated marketing plans for enterprise technology products across digital, paid media, email, social, events, web, and other relevant channels.
- Translate product capabilities and positioning into audience-focused marketing strategies that build awareness, engagement, and demand.
- Assist in developing campaign briefs, audience strategies, channel plans, launch plans, content calendars, and campaign timelines.
- Partner closely with Product to understand product capabilities, audiences, priorities, and messaging and translate those inputs into market-facing campaigns.
- Coordinate with Brand, Digital, Creative, Editorial, Media, and other marketing teams to bring campaigns to market on time and with consistent messaging.
- Execute email nurture and digital campaigns that support product awareness, engagement, and lead generation.
- Execute enterprise product activations, including product launches, industry events, webinars, and Sales Kickoff activities
- Coordinate audience-facing product assets, including landing pages, one-pagers, presentations, social content, email, digital advertising, and other marketing materials.
- Monitor campaign performance and audience engagement, using data and insights to optimize campaigns and improve results.
- Manage multiple campaigns, stakeholders, priorities, and timelines in a highly matrixed environment.
- Build strong cross-functional relationships and proactively identify opportunities to improve how enterprise products are brought to market.
- You Have:
- Experience developing and executing integrated marketing campaigns, preferably for technology, software, or complex offerings
- Experience developing strategies across multiple channels, such as digital, paid media, email, social, content, events, and web
- Experience partnering with Product, Sales, Digital, Creative, and cross-functional teams in a highly matrixed organizationExperience with marketing and collaboration tools such as Salesforce, Marketo, PowerPoint, Mural, or Jira
- Ability to understand complex technical concepts and translate them into clear, compelling, audience-specific messaging
- Ability to manage multiple campaigns, stakeholders, priorities, and deadlines simultaneously
- Bachelor's degree
- Nice If You Have:
- Experience marketing enterprise technology, cybersecurity, AI, SaaS, or other complex solutions
- Experience working within a large, matrixed enterprise marketing organizationExperience using campaign performance data and audience insights to optimize marketing programs
- Experience with product launches, go-to-market programs, demand generation, or lifecycle marketing
- Ability to display a self-starter mindset with a collaborative, proactive approach
- Possession of strong communication, writing, project management, and storytelling skills
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