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This role will be responsible for collaborating with Bank marketing and product teams to design, build, and launch campaigns that address the ever changing needs of the business while capitalizing on the full features and benefits of SFMC's capabilities.
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Browse The AislesThe Product Marketing Manager supports ADUSA's Media Partnerships team’s efforts to deliver on bold revenue targets. Extra Spices - What you should bring to the tableComfortable being a part of both worlds of product and sales and able to bridge the gap between them.
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Provide support to the sales team by equipping them with the necessary marketing materials, training resources, and product knowledge to effectively promote our solar energy products and environmentally friendly solutions to retail customers.
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5+ years of experience in product marketing, working on fast-growing software products (music, entertainment or consumer a plus) As an individual contributor (IC) Product Marketing Manager, you will partner closely with a wide range of teams from product management and design to go-to-market teams to shape and launch new music experiences for our listeners.
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The Product Marketing Manager will be the main interface between the User Acquisition team, Creative Development, and Game Developer teams to ensure our creative, content, and game portfolio strategy is executed to the highest level.
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This role will report to the VP, Data Platforms Product Management, and will work with and support multiple product delivery teams in the development and release of datasets and tools that enable analysis, activation, and governance of data for marketing, ad sales, consumer product development, personalization, experimentation, data science, and more.
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We are seeking a strategic, savvy Product Marketing Manager to project manage, develop and execute campaign strategies that promote our new device launches and device offers and engage our target audience.
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General – Counsel business clients on a full range of legal issues, including contract negotiations, advertising and marketing claims, regulations and compliance, product safety, antitrust, and product packaging and labelling.
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This is incredible momentum, and the product marketing leader will play a key role in helping us reach our next level of growth. As a leader on our Product Marketing team, this role will work alongside peers in Revenue Marketing, Brand Marketing, Community, and Marketing Operations.
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Title: Product Marketing Manager 3 (Advanced Packaging) Develop business and product marketing plans, manage product life cycles (PLC), and own product positioning in the marketplace and customer engagement from penetration to adoption.
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The Product Marketing Manager supports ADUSA's Media Partnerships team’s efforts to deliver on bold revenue targets. Comfortable being a part of both worlds of product and sales and able to bridge the gap between them.
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Ideal candidates should be comfortable with all aspects of product marketing, as well as working closely with product and sales teams. We’re looking for a Senior Product Marketing Manager who will be responsible for maintaining Berbix’s core messaging and positioning and understanding our target audience and product.
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5-7 years of experience leading retail, IT or similar projects, preferably involving media or marketing channels. Build Strategies for new product launches and go to market recommendations.
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Reporting to the CEO, the VP of Marketing will be responsible for the full cycle of marketing, including product marketing, brand and corporate marketing, communications, and demand generation.
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Experience developing cross-functional relationships with product, consumer research and marketing teams to develop strategy and consumer insights that drive compelling creative executions.
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