Product Marketing Manager
About the role
- Positioning and messaging
- Develop and refine Hipp Health's positioning, differentiation, and messaging.
- Understand how practice owners, executives, and department leaders evaluate software, and tailor our story to their priorities.
- Use customer conversations, sales feedback, and competitive research to identify compelling, credible reasons to choose Hipp.
- Translate product functionality into clear explanations of customer value, supported by evidence.
- Product launches and go-to-market strategy
- Shape product packaging that helps buyers understand our offerings and how they address their needs.
- Partner with Product, Sales, and Marketing to develop go-to-market plans for new products and changes to existing offerings.
- Turn positioning into clear website messaging, sales narratives, and customer-facing materials.
- Lead product launch planning and execution, including target audiences, positioning, messaging, required assets, internal readiness, and success measures.
- Equip Sales with the knowledge, demonstrations, and materials needed to explain new capabilities.
- Partner with Demand Generation and Sales to maintain an evolving ICP and buyer persona strategy and optimize pipeline velocity and win rates.
- Market intelligence
- Conduct research into market trends, competitive positioning, and customer needs to strengthen or product offering and GTM.Partner with Product Management to ensure positioning reflects real market shifts and informs roadmap decisions.
- Sales enablement
- Develop and maintain compelling sales decks, product presentations, and supporting sales materials.
- Script and record product demonstrations that connect functionality to real buyer problems and workflows.
- Create narratives that help Sales explain Hipp's value to different stakeholders within a buying group.
- Work closely with Sales to understand objections, improve materials, and ensure they are useful in customer conversations.
- What you'll bring 5+ years of product marketing experience, with demonstrated ownership of positioning, messaging, launches, and sales enablement.
- An understanding of enterprise buying processes and how to communicate with multiple stakeholders across a complex organization.
- Experience shaping product messaging, packaging, pricing, and go-to-market decisions.
- Strong writing, presentation, and visual storytelling skills, with examples of turning complex product capabilities into clear customer value.
- The curiosity to learn the product in depth and engage directly with customers.
- The ability to set priorities, work independently, and collaborate across Product, Engineering, Sales, and Marketing as the first dedicated product marketer.
- Proven experience working with AI tools to create efficiencies and expand your individual capacity.
- You do need to be a creative problem solver and communicator who can take an idea from customer insight to a clear, useful finished asset.
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