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Product Marketer
Location
United States
Posted
5 hours ago
Salary
$120K - $180K / year
Seniority
Senior
Job Description
Product Marketer
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• Own the distribution, messaging, and storytelling for product launches and feature releases • Work cross-functionally with product to align on launch timelines and narratives • Plan and execute marketing moments across channels, including social, creative assets, influencer partnerships, and launch campaigns • Build and manage sales enablement materials, including battle cards • Own the customer newsletter and ongoing product update communications • Talk to customers and beta testers to build compelling product and customer narratives • Use launches as marketing moments to drive top-of-funnel awareness and brand visibility
Job Requirements
- A few years of product marketing experience at a strong startup, or a marketing generalist background at an early-stage company
- Hands-on and scrappy, with a bias toward execution over pure strategy
- Strong storytelling skills and the ability to translate product into compelling narratives
- Comfortable working cross-functionally with product, sales, and growth
- Bonus: experience demonstrating clear, individual hands-on impact at a high-growth company
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