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As a Marketing Specialist - Demand Generation, you'll be responsible for data entry, lead validation, and overall CRM hygiene. The Marketing Specialist - Demand Generation will work alongside colleagues to provide support to our Revenue and Marketing teams.
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Coast is looking for our first Demand Generation Manager , a pivotal role on our small marketing team. Own demand generation campaign strategy and results for several growing and new channels.
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This individual will own Demand Generation and Growth Marketing activities and be an essential part of the BioPharma Marketing team. Strategic Relationship Building - Ability to build strategic relationships within an organization to gain buy in, build enthusiasm for, and advance demand generation and growth marketing activities.
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7+ years of work experience in demand generation, digital marketing, growth marketing, and account-based marketing (ABM) roles. GridGain is seeking an accomplished Director of Demand Generation and ABM. Reporting to the Chief Marketing Officer, this critical role will work closely with the marketing team to design and execute world-class demand generation and digital programs for GridGain’s leading unified real-time data platform.
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Field Marketing & Enablement to partner on demand-generating programs. Proven track record in demand generation within a B2B environment, and applied account-based marketing strategies.
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We are looking for a high-impact growth marketer with demand generation focus, to join our marketing team. Bachelor’s degree in Business (preferably marketing, economics, or related field.
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This position is critical to the success of our outbound lead generation efforts by facilitating the team's activities to maximize performance. Build lead lists for sales and marketing campaigns.
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Align channel and field marketing events with core demand generation programs to ensure the generation of marketing-qualified leads through integrated, multi-touch programs.
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Reporting to the SVP, Marketing, the Demand Generation Marketing Manager is responsible for driving the marketing strategy, and developing messaging, and serves as a subject matter expert relative to the sales positioning of each and the revenue output of those initiatives.
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Mixpanel's global demand generation team is responsible for our global campaigns strategy, pipeline generation across marketing channels, and collaborating with key partners in product marketing, field marketing, brand design, revenue operations, and partnerships.
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Lead the marketing pods - a triad of marketing leaders including field marketing, field solutions marketing and campaigns marketing - to deliver our pipeline targets.
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With Growth Marketing and Email Marketing practices to develop and expand Demand Generation programs. Director of Performance Marketing - dXp Demand Generation TeamReports to: Senior Director, dXp Demand GenerationWe are seeking an innovative and dynamic Director of Performance Marketing to lead our customer acquisition efforts and drive revenue growth in the D2C space.
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Digital marketer with strong experience in web management, SEO/SEM, social media, demand generation, Salesforce, HubSpot and LinkedIn. Is an exceptional writer with a deep curiosity about brands and marketing and a research-led thinker who can identify trends, and transform complex topics into fresh, clear & distinct content.
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QUALIFICATIONSDegree in business, marketing, or a related field of study5 years of digital marketing, digital communications, or demand generationExceptional writing and storytelling skills (comfortable posting on social and web platforms, blogging, etc.
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Ideally hiring in one of our Hub locations listed below but open to other locations:Los Angeles/Orange County, San Diego, San Francisco Bay AreaDenverNew YorkChicagoNew YorkPortlandAustin, Dallas, HoustonSeattleAbout the RoleMixpanel’s global demand generation team is responsible for our global campaigns strategy, pipeline generation across marketing channels, and collaborating with key partners in product marketing, field marketing, brand design, revenue operations, and partnerships.
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