Top Productivity Marketing Jobs in CO

Own Dropbox’s customer evidence program, including customer advocacy, case studies, ROI studies, testimonials, peer reviews, and competitive proof. Set editorial standards, direct agency partners, manage the sales content library, deploy evidence into active enterprise deals, and measure its impact on pipeline, win rates, adoption, and sales-cycle velocity. Partner with Sales, Customer Success, Marketing Operations, and product teams to prioritize evidence and report performance.

Lead global paid search, affiliate, and directory acquisition across an eight-figure budget. Manage strategy, forecasting, pacing, experimentation, investment allocation, and optimization for qualified demos, pipeline, and revenue. Develop the acquisition team, partner with sales, finance, SEO, and media teams, and adapt programs to AI-driven search and changing buyer behavior.

Creates accurate, practical technical content for developers, including tutorials, how-to guides, code-led articles, and integration resources. Translates product capabilities and technical concepts into clear content, improves discoverability across search and AI channels, and collaborates with engineering, product, documentation, and subject-matter experts to verify technical accuracy. The role also supports broader marketing deliverables and adapts content for different audiences and buyer-journey stages.

Develops and commercializes partner-built solutions across the Superhuman Suite. Responsibilities include shaping joint value propositions, creating pitch and demo assets, enabling alliance managers and partners, packaging repeatable solutions, coordinating launches, supporting partner growth, and tracking post-launch performance. The role works across Alliance Programs, Partner Marketing, Technical Alliances, Product, and solution architecture, with approximately 25% international travel.

Lead strategy, planning, and execution for Connected TV, audio, OOH, and direct mail/gifting. Build programmatic audio and CTV programs, manage media/vendor relationships, design incrementality tests and measurement frameworks, partner with Creative and Analytics to align channels with pipeline goals, and scale offline, upper-funnel programs within an ABM and performance-marketing context.

The Director of Product Marketing will lead the go-to-market strategy for Acquia Source, focusing on the launch, narrative, sales enablement, and commercial outcomes. Responsibilities include defining buyer journeys, positioning the product, enabling sales and partners, measuring success, and collaborating cross-functionally.

Lead demand-generation efforts to convert brand awareness into qualified pipeline by creating channel-tailored content, running webinars, owning ABM campaign collaboration with sales, and managing HubSpot/ops to scale experiments and customer enablement.

Leads Twilio’s external public relations and corporate communications across employer branding, executive communications, customer and partner storytelling, social impact, financial announcements, and media relations. Advises C-suite leaders, develops strategic narratives, secures media coverage, manages executive LinkedIn presence, and collaborates with cross-functional teams and agencies. The role is remote with approximately 20% travel.

Leads Celigo’s full-funnel demand generation engine across digital campaigns, content, thought leadership, webinars, brand amplification, and SDR operations. Owns marketing-sourced and influenced pipeline, attribution, funnel reporting, paid media ROI, account-based programs, and inbound-to-SDR handoffs. Manages SDR performance and AI SDR tools while partnering with Sales, RevOps, Product Marketing, and executive leadership to drive measurable pipeline growth.

Lead external communications for Karat’s CEO, serving as a PR and communications advisor. Own media relations, thought-leadership campaigns, executive platform development, ghostwriting, speaking strategy, media preparation, and PR agency management. The part-time role operates remotely but requires consistent schedule overlap with executives in the Greater Seattle Area.