Marketing Manager
Location: London, UK
Length: 12 Months, 28/07/2025 – 27/07/2026
Rate: £48.98 p/h (Inside IR35)
Hours: Normal Business hours
Role Summary:
This is a Marketing Manager role responsible for driving user research, market analysis, and strategic marketing to influence product and feature development. The candidate will work cross-functionally to define user journeys, develop go-to-market strategies, and lead campaigns, while serving as a subject matter expert on client products and branding.
Key Responsibilities:
- Lead user research, market analysis, and insights to inform business and product decisions.
- Define and optimize user journeys and lifecycle strategies.
- Develop and execute marketing strategies, including go-to-market plans and integrated campaigns.
- Drive user growth, engagement, and adoption of new and existing features.
- Manage projects, including resource allocation, scoping, and stakeholder alignment.
- Create and implement product marketing content, brand positioning, and messaging strategies.
- Collaborate across teams to ensure inclusive, user-centered, and data-driven product development.
- Act as a mentor, leader, and trusted advisor, influencing internal and external partners.
Skills & Expertise Required:
- Strong background in brand management, campaign execution, and product positioning.
- Experience in client/partner management, strategic planning, and market segmentation.
- Proficiency in data analysis, consumer behavior insights, and storytelling using data.
- Deep knowledge of industry trends, client products, and marketing tools.
- Ability to influence senior stakeholders, lead teams, and build inclusive work cultures.
- Ability to write a descriptive and actionable brief to articulate key goals and objectives of a marketing campaign.
- Product positioning: Ability to articulate key messages, features, and benefits to the target audience.
- Situational leadership: Ability to interact confidently, clearly, and respectfully with others, especially senior leaders, to present/defend/clarify concerns or issues regarding an existing project, program, or solution. This includes effectively addressing difficult questions, handling pushback from high-level audiences, and maintaining professionalism in high-pressure situations.