Top Payments Marketing Jobs in CO

Hands-on performance marketing role responsible for planning, launching, and optimizing paid media and ABM campaigns across social, video, programmatic, and emerging channels. The role manages budgets, vendors, creative testing, audience activation, measurement, and campaign optimization to build awareness, generate demand, engage buying groups, and increase pipeline. It partners closely with Creative, Content, Marketing Operations, Analytics, Sales, and Customer Marketing.

Own product positioning, messaging, competitive intelligence, sales enablement, and launch marketing for ClassWallet’s ESA, school choice, K-12, and platform offerings. Partner with Product Management, Sales, and proposal teams; conduct buyer and user research; support product discovery; create messaging and enablement materials; and train sales leadership to drive adoption.

Lead and coordinate co-marketing campaigns with merchant partners across onsite, offsite, affiliate, and emerging channels. Manage partner relationships, campaign execution, performance optimization, budgets, compliance, RFPs, and cross-functional coordination. Analyze results to improve investment, revenue, GMV, acquisition, engagement, and lifetime value. Collaborate with sales, product, growth, creative, media, legal, and compliance teams across North American markets.

Leads and builds Donorbox’s product marketing function, owning positioning, messaging, product-led growth, launches, enablement, competitive intelligence, and performance measurement. Partners with Product, Sales, Customer Success, and Marketing to drive acquisition, conversion, retention, and expansion. Manages one direct report, establishes scalable processes and KPIs, influences roadmap priorities, and presents data-driven insights to executive leadership.

Leads Ibotta’s creative studio and enterprise brand direction, developing brand identity, guidelines, campaigns, and multi-channel assets. Manages and mentors creative teams, partners cross-functionally, translates complex products and data into engaging concepts, and establishes scalable creative operations. Provides creative vision, feedback, resource planning, and talent strategy while connecting creative initiatives to measurable business outcomes.

Own go-to-market and adoption campaigns for developer-focused product areas: build lifecycle campaigns, design and optimize web pages, produce case studies and enablement, gather market insights, and run creative brand projects. Lead end-to-end product launches, collaborate across Product, Sales, and Marketing, and optimize self-serve funnels to drive activation, retention, and revenue.

The Principal Product Marketing Manager drives customer engagement and retention strategies, creates sales enablement materials, and collaborates with teams to enhance customer value and minimize churn.

Lead product marketing for a multi-product consumer fintech platform: build competitive intelligence, define pricing/tiering, own positioning and GTM, drive adoption and retention using qualitative and quantitative insights, and partner cross-functionally with Product, Research, and leadership to influence strategy and launches.

Own content marketing for Adapty’s AI-powered Flow and Paywall Builder. Create data-led research, lead magnets, webinars, case studies, LinkedIn campaigns, and customer-focused content. Track content-generated leads from target accounts, report performance weekly, and eventually own the Builder’s content plan. The role requires independent writing, analytics, campaign packaging, customer interviewing, AI-assisted workflows, and strong technical English.

Leads enterprise internal and external communications, including executive messaging, media relations, employee engagement, corporate storytelling, crisis communications, change communications, and communication governance. Advises executives and business leaders while aligning messaging with company strategy, culture, performance, and stakeholder expectations. Oversees channels, content, campaigns, announcements, and communications effectiveness, using audience feedback and data to improve programs. Travel up to 10% is required.