Top Payments Marketing Jobs in CO

Manage growth marketing and lead-generation campaigns for property management software. Develop go-to-market strategies, email sequences, conversion-focused copy, industry content, website and social initiatives, and customer review programs. Monitor campaign performance, research competitors and customer needs, and collaborate with sales, SEO, social media, and design teams to improve messaging and revenue results.

Drive user and creator acquisition through social content, creator partnerships, referral and ambassador programs, and paid acquisition campaigns. Track conversions and retention using GA4, pixel tracking, analytics dashboards, and A/B testing. Develop growth loops and convert visibility into paying users while closing early creator and advertiser deals for the Tuniform Ads pilot.

The Enterprise Marketing Director will build MoonPay’s enterprise marketing function, defining portfolio-wide positioning, segment strategies, go-to-market plans, integrated campaigns, content, social voice, thought leadership, launches, and sales enablement. The role partners with Product, Sales, Creative, Communications, Legal, Compliance, and Risk to generate pipeline, adoption, revenue, and partner growth. This hands-on leader will personally execute marketing programs, measure performance, and establish scalable processes for enterprise audiences in payments, fintech, crypto, and digital assets.

Develops insight-led creative strategies, commercial narratives, pitches, positioning, packaging, and go-to-market plans for Fetch’s brand partners and platform capabilities. Partners with Sales, Product, Marketing, GTM, Creative, and Business Experience teams to create scalable offerings, lead workshops and executive presentations, build strategic frameworks, and mentor junior strategists. The role connects consumer insights, cultural trends, business priorities, and product capabilities to revenue-generating opportunities.

Develop and execute lifecycle and retention marketing strategies for B2B mobility customers. Lead multi-channel campaigns that improve engagement, product adoption, usage, satisfaction, and retention. Collaborate with business and digital marketing stakeholders, manage campaign risks, budgets, and deadlines, and measure performance through customer, revenue, churn, and retention metrics. Use segmentation, marketing automation, analytics, and AI tools to optimize campaign effectiveness and investment.

The Partner Marketing Manager will drive marketing outcomes for co-branded credit card partnerships, executing campaigns, optimizing performance, and building long-term growth strategies. Responsibilities include planning, acquisition strategy, optimization, and managing partner relationships.

Drive adoption of payment APIs by managing API specifications, creating technical documentation, tutorials, sample applications, and video content. Represent the company at conferences, meetups, and workshops; engage with developers; advocate for customer needs; and relay community feedback to product and engineering teams. The role also gathers technical requirements and collaborates across engineering, sales, marketing, and support to improve developer success, customer satisfaction, and revenue outcomes.

Supports consumer marketing campaigns for government clients across email, social media, creative adaptation, reporting, analysis, quality assurance, and project coordination. The intern creates and proofreads campaign content, prepares visual assets, analyzes performance data, develops reports, identifies optimization opportunities, and helps ensure timely delivery of campaign materials.

Lead and unify Marketing, SDR, Sales Enablement, and RevOps into a single scalable GTM system. Drive positioning, demand generation, pipeline hygiene, forecasting, enablement, comp design, and GTM architecture across regions to produce predictable, compounding revenue for a technical B2B payments platform.

Supports communications launches and proactive campaigns across health, education, and personal finance. Develops messaging, media strategies, briefing materials, talking points, FAQs, and executive summaries; translates complex technical work into clear audience-specific narratives; monitors media sentiment and emerging risks; and coordinates cross-functional stakeholders across product, policy, legal, marketing, research, and communications.