Senior Manager, Product Marketing & Content (British Columbia)

Senior Manager, Product Marketing & Content (British Columbia)

03 Sep
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Alloy
|
British Columbia

03 Sep

Alloy

British Columbia

Join Alloy.ai as a Senior Manager focusing on Product Marketing and Content. Drive narrative development, craft customer stories, and elevate our brand presence through innovative marketing.

You will play a crucial role in defining Alloy.ai’s messaging and product marketing strategies. This position allows you to directly collaborate with our VP of Marketing, writing impactful content that challenges the ordinary B2B marketing narrative. Your ability to meld creativity with strategic marketing will enhance our organic social strategy and content library engagement.

Key Responsibilities:
• Develop compelling narratives and positioning for Alloy products
• Source and create customer proof and case studies
• Refresh SEO/AEO content for better online engagement




• Manage our evolving content library for consistency
• Write ad copy and support creative campaign initiatives

Requirements:
• 8+ years in marketing with a focus on content or product
• Experience writing successful case studies and sales materials
• Familiarity with SEO and AEO best practices
• Ability to create engaging persona-based email campaigns
• Comfort with cooperative, fast-paced marketing environments

Contribute to Alloy.ai’s innovative marketing efforts and build your career with us.
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📌 Senior Manager, Product Marketing & Content (British Columbia)
🏢 Alloy
📍 British Columbia

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