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The US Product Marketing Manager is a dynamic role, helping to support and enable the rapidly growing US business, and will work in collaboration with the Global Product Marketing team to ensure US-relevant messaging.
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A minimum of 5 years of experience in Product Marketing and/or Product Management in the K-12 educational publishing industry. Collaborate within Marketing, Sales, and Product Development to bring the voice of the customer to everything you do.
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Atlassian is looking for a Senior Product Marketing Manager, ITSM (Channel) who understands the power of the Channel and the purpose of partnerships. As a Senior Product Marketing Manager, Channel, your role will be to help drive a channel GTM that supports the expansion of the business for one of Atlassian’s fastest-growing products, Jira Service Management.
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The Systems Strategy and Operations (SSO) team is a part of the Monetization Strategy and Operations (MSO) organization at TikTok. We are looking for a Product Marketing Manager to represent the business needs related to our CRM and Transactions products and processes from the Americas (incl.
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Requirements A LITTLE MORE ABOUT YOU: 6+ years of demonstrated experience in product marketing or equivalent experience within the ad tech and/or media landscape 2+ years of B2B experience, with an understanding of 1P data and associated B2B solutions preferred (audience targeting, data acquisition, etc.
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The Product Marketing Manager plays a highly visible, strategic and cross-functional role in the DataDome journey. You will complete a presentation and present to the Product Marketing Director and VP product.
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Experience and/or passion for Solution Marketing Product Marketing, Ecosystem Marketing. Note that the term "Product Marketing" is often used to describe this role, regardless of whether it involves marketing products, services, or solutions.
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We are seeking a Product Marketing Manager to join our Product Marketing team. Full stack product marketer with experience developing zero-to-one products and bringing them to market applying both inbound and outbound product marketing competencies.
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We are looking for a talented Senior Product Marketing Manager to join our global marketing leadership at Amazon Games. Lead cross functional global product marketing effort on game collaborating with product management, community, regional marketing, creative, growth marketing and PR to deliver and execute launch plans against KPIs for awareness, brand demand, acquisition, and month 1 retention.
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We are looking for a Senior Product Marketing Manager who will play a crucial role in shaping our company’s next phase of growth. Reporting to the Head of Marketing, you will be responsible for developing and executing a product marketing strategy to drive demand and ensure the success of our product portfolio in the market.
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The Product Marketing Manager will report to the Director of Product Marketing to develop product marketing positioning and content that supports our ad management product line.
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We’re looking for an experienced Product Marketing Manager to help drive go-to-market for Stripe’s embedded payments and financial services solutions. Partner with the Product and Growth Marketing teams to track the right metrics and execute campaigns that drive awareness and adoption on an ongoing basis.
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3+ years of experience in a marketing manager role within the SaaS / Startup. We are seeking a versatile Founding Marketing Manager with exceptional technical skills to join our team.
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As a Product Marketing Manager at Vistar Media, you will be at the forefront of launching and driving go-to-market (GTM) strategies for our cutting-edge software products. Collaborate closely with existing product marketing teams to align on messaging, customer engagement tactics, and promotional activities.
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The Product Marketing Manager will oversee marketing channel campaigning with a focus on generating highly qualified traffic to physical grocery stores. Amazon is looking for a customer obsessed, and motivated individual to join the Amazon Fresh US Traffic Product Marketing Team.
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