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Director of Growth Marketing (Remote – B2B, Enterprise SaaS, EST preferred) Work closely with Sales Enablement, Product Marketing, Product, Customer Success and Business Development teams to drive efficiencies, collaboration and deliver cross-functional projects.
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The Growth Marketing Lead (aka Degen Marketer) at Gauntlet will be responsible for owning and executing our marketing strategy across all platforms, driving the growth of both Gauntlet and Aera. You will work cross-functionally with Product, Business Development, and external partners to ensure our go-to-market strategies are impactful and aligned with our overall business objectives.
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Data-Driven Strategy: Utilize market research, customer feedback, and competitive analysis to inform product marketing strategies and decisions, particularly for the Talent Infusion SaaS platform.
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At BILL, the product marketing team works cross functionally with Product, Growth Marketing, Support, Sales, Customer Success, Brand, Growth, Creative, Analytics, and Legal, making it an extremely dynamic and influential part of the organization.
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As Marketing Manager, you will work cross-functionally with team members from marketing, product, sales, and customer success to create campaigns and content that will engage customers and prospects across the buyer journey.
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Our client is on crypto’s cutting-edge technology, and we’re looking for the right Remote Marketing Manager to join them. Drive product brand and adoption through various digital and social media marketing strategies.
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Partner with product marketing and customer operations to develop a strategic cadence of customer-focused communications and a lifecycle campaign to drive adoption, engagement, and overall KPIs. Customer Marketing Campaigns: Lead and manage customer engagement and communication programs in partnership with Events and Demand Generation teams, such as in-person/virtual events, workshops, annual conferences, awards programs, onboarding, and ongoing nurture campaigns.
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Marketing Administrative AssistantComputrition - Jonas SoftwarePart-time - 20 hours per week | Remote (USA)POSITION SUMMARYComputrition is seeking a detail-oriented and organized professional with excellent communication skills to work part-time and contribute to the strategic efforts of the company's Leadership and Marketing teams.
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5 - 12 years experience, primarily in B2B product marketing within SaaS companies. We are seeking a highly skilled and strategic Senior Manager of Product Marketing to join Simon Data. In this role, you will play a critical role of evangelizing Simon's products and driving our core messaging in the market.
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You will serve as a translator and a storyteller who turns complex product information into compelling product messages, stories for marketing Sahara AI network, products, and tools to Web3 projects and developers.
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Partner with cross-functional teams, including sales, product management, finance, donor operations, and tech/IT to align data needs, marketing strategies and initiatives with overall business objectives.
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You will drive the strategy to generate revenue for our self-serve product in partnership with Paid programs, Campaigns, Product Marketing, and Product. What Youâll DoAs the Senior Growth Marketing Manager, reporting to the Director of Demand Marketing.
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Sr. Product Marketing Manager - Endpoint Security - Remote Job, 3-5+ Year Experience. You’ll have experience working with a distributed team, and you will relish taking ownership of the product marketing activities.
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Marketing team is a highly collaborative group of experts across digital, content, creative, and product marketing disciplines. We are looking for someone with four+ years of product marketing experience at a high-growth SaaS company.
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Manage Field Marketing activity tools to measure and track accountability, including budget, product, and asset inventory. This remote role offers the opportunity to play an influential part in promoting and pushing the boundaries of what their field marketing team can achieve.
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