Own paid channels end to end: search, social, developer-native placements (newsletters, podcasts, communities, sponsorships), budget allocation, creative testing, and channel mix. Success is measured by qualified signups and pipeline per dollar, with an honest view of incrementality.
Own the marketing site as a conversion surface: landing pages, page speed, messaging tests, and the path from first visit to signup. Success is measured by conversion rate improvements you can defend and by shipping velocity on new pages.
Search and answer engine mechanics
Own the technical side of organic visibility: site architecture, crawlability, schema and structured data, page performance, and the tooling that monitors it. You can collaborate with Technical PMM to identify and pursue target keywords.
Own the top of the self-serve funnel through to activation handoff: signup flow experiments, friction removal, and the instrumentation to see where developers drop. Success is measured by signup-to-first-call conversion.
Channel reporting and experimentation
Own channel-level reporting, the experiment backlog, and the discipline of running tests that produce decisions. Marketing Ops owns the attribution model and the source of truth; you own performance within it and you use the same numbers everyone else does.
Design and deploy AI-powered workflows for creative variants, page builds, keyword and audience research, and reporting. If a step runs manually more than twice, you should be itching to automate it.
What This Role Does Not Own
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Technical content, benchmarks, and the organic narrative: Technical PMM for Content.
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Marketing tech stack, data model, and attribution methodology: Marketing Operations is primary, but you can influence of course.
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Email, nurture, and webinars: that’s Lifecycle Marketing.
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Events and field programs: Field Marketing and Field Events.
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Product onboarding beyond the marketing funnel handoff: Product and Engineering.
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Qualified signups grow while keeping CAC in range, and you can show which channels are incremental.
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New landing pages ship in days.
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The site is technically clean: fast, crawlable, structured, and monitored.
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Signup-to-first-API-call conversion improves through experiments you ran.
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You and Technical PMM operate together on organic.
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Spend decisions are made weekly from data, and losing channels get cut.