Product Marketing Manager

USA (Remote)

$120K/yr – $140K/yrMid Level3+ years expFull time

Posted 4 months ago

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Job Summary

Drive Go1\'s product marketing by shaping positioning, messaging, and enablement for GTM, sales, and customer storytelling.

  • Must-have: 3–5 years in product marketing with cross-functional influence across Product, Sales, and CS.
  • Standout: Proven creation of sales and customer-facing assets actively used by field teams.

Job Description

Responsibilities

  • Positioning & Messaging - Support the development and evolution of product positioning for Go1’s offerings, ensuring messaging resonates with priority customer segments, use cases, and buyer personas.
  • Translate positioning into clear, customer-friendly narratives that can be consistently applied across marketing, sales, customer, and partner touchpoints.
  • Partner with Product, Brand, and Marketing teams to help ensure consistency and clarity across Go1’s messaging.
  • Go-to-Market & Sales / Customer Storytelling - Create and maintain high-impact sales, customer, and partner-facing assets that support effective prospecting, deal progression, onboarding, renewals, and expansions, including pitch decks, demo support materials, objection handling, ROI narratives, executive briefings, and RFP responses.
  • Develop templates, talk tracks, and narrative frameworks that enable Sales and Customer Success teams to run confident, value-driven conversations such as QBRs, renewal discussions, and upsell motions.
  • Partner closely with Sales, Customer Success, and Partner teams to roll out messaging and assets, supporting understanding, adoption, and consistent usage in the field.
  • Support go-to-market initiatives and product launches through internal enablement, readiness materials, and cross-functional coordination.
  • Market & Customer Insights - Build a strong working understanding of the learning and HR technology landscape, including customer needs, market trends, and competitive alternatives.
  • Contribute market and competitive insights to Product Marketing outputs such as battlecards, messaging guidance, and internal storytelling.
  • Bring voice-of-customer and voice-of-sales insights into the Product Marketing team through analysis of Gong calls, win/loss insights, Salesforce data, and direct field feedback.