Product Marketing Manager
At a glance
Mid-level Product Marketing role at Conversion. San Francisco · full-time · $150,000–$200,000 base.
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What you'll do
- Shape Conversion’s core story, positioning and messaging, then keep it consistent across launches and sales materials
- Plan weekly releases and major launches, turning large releases into smaller updates that sustain attention
- Set launch channel choices and explain where each release should appear
- Build sales tools such as pitches, one-pagers and battlecards, and position the product against Marketo, HubSpot and Pardot
- Gather customer insight through sales calls, onboarding, deal reviews, win/loss work and customer stories
What you bring
- You have product marketing experience at a B2B company selling to enterprise customers
- You have delivered launches on a weekly or every-other-week schedule
- You can share messaging you wrote and explain what changed after it went live
- You write clearly and quickly, and are comfortable speaking with customers
Who this fits
This suits a hands-on product marketer who can build a company narrative from scratch, move quickly through repeated launches and stay close to customers. The role is in person five days a week in San Francisco.
From the employer
About Conversion
Conversion is the agentic marketing automation platform for modern enterprises such as Plaid, ClickHouse, Webflow, and Productboard. Our platform lets growth teams run their entire go-to-market motion in one place, from acquisition through retention, with AI agents doing the work that legacy tools like Marketo, HubSpot, and Pardot can't.
We've raised $28M+ from Abstract Ventures, True Ventures, and HOF Capital. The team is based in San Francisco and includes engineers, designers, and operators from Airbnb, Palantir, Pinterest, IMC, Shopify, LinkedIn, and Microsoft.
About the Role
Hey 👋 Kyle here. I lead marketing at Conversion, and I'm excited to meet the right person for our first product marketer!!
Something a little unique about working at Conversion: we ship as fast and as often as we can. A lot of companies save up for one big launch a quarter or a biannual release. We ship every week. Most weeks that's a new agent, a new integration, or something a customer asked for on Tuesday.
That pace makes messaging hard. Someone has to own what we say about each launch, how the launches tie together, and how all of it builds into one story about the business. Nobody owns that full time today, so there's a ton of open space for the person who does.
How do we draft copy? How does everything ladder up? What does one brand voice sound like across everything we ship? Which channels work best when we launch? How do the assets our studio makes (video, pages, social, decks) play off each other? That's your job to figure out.
I think of a PMM as connective tissue across marketing, product, and engineering. We don't put PMMs on product pods, so you're thinking about the whole business: the narrative, our ICP, why enterprise MOps teams are leaving legacy platforms, and why Conversion is the right fit for them.
You'll also sit very close to customers. You'll be on sales calls, in onboarding, and in deal reviews, and you'll talk to MOps directors and CMOs often enough that our messaging sounds like them.
This role moves fast. Ship the good version this week, ship the better one next week. Some of it is high-volume and unglamorous, and you have to be okay getting a little chuegy because our audience is fun! If this garbled, Whispr Flow’d JD sounds like a good fit for you, please reach out to me on Linkedin or apply!
This role is in-person 5 days/week in San Francisco.
Responsibilities
The company narrative: positioning and messaging for Conversion as a whole
Weekly launches plus the bigger tentpoles, across all three of our launch tiers
Breaking big releases into a run of smaller moments so they keep showing up in market
Brand voice and copy standards across the site, launches, and sales materials
Launch channel strategy: what goes where, and why
Competitive positioning against Marketo, HubSpot, and Pardot
Sales enablement: the pitch, one-pagers, battlecards
Customer insight: calls, win/loss, customer stories
You might be a good fit if you
Have done PMM at a B2B company selling into enterprise
Have shipped on a weekly or biweekly launch cadence
Can show me messaging you wrote and what changed after it shipped
Like being on customer calls and do it without being asked
Move fast and are fine iterating in public
Don't mind the chuggy, high-volume parts of the job
Write clearly and quickly
You might be a great fit if you
Have marketed to marketers or MOps teams, or lived inside Marketo, HubSpot, or Pardot yourself
Have built a narrative from zero at an early-stage company
Have run a tentpole launch end to end
Can name B2B launches you love that go past the obvious ones
Follow people like Kyle Poyar, Emily Kramer, and Dave Gerhardt
Want to be on a high-intensity, in-person team
Bonus Points If
You've worked at a high-growth startup and have seen what it looks like to scale a growth motion quickly
Useful links
Website: https://conversion.ai/
Learn more about our company culture here: https://conversion.ai/careers
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