Entry-Level Product Marketing Associate — Learn & Launch

Convey (formerly Message Broadcast); Denver (CO); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Fully covered Medical, Dental, and Vis

401(K) plan with company match

Paid Maternity Leave

Flexible PTO

Paid Holidays

On-site gym

Job summary

Convey, formerly Message Broadcast, seeks an entry-level Associate Product Marketing Manager in Denver to learn the ins and outs of product marketing from day one. You will collaborate with Product Marketing, Product, Marketing, and Sales teams to craft clear messaging and support launches.

You don't need years of experience—curiosity, writing ability, and energy are the keys. Coaching and hands-on experience will help you grow into a Product Marketing Manager role.

Qualifications

• Excellent writing skills with ability to tell clear product stories.
• Strong curiosity and willingness to learn new products and concepts quickly.
• Ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines.
• Strong communication and collaboration with product, marketing, and sales.

Responsibilities

• Write and edit product one-pagers, sales decks, web copy, emails, blogs, and customer stories.
• Learn products, customers, and market and turn knowledge into compelling messaging.
• Support product launches by coordinating timelines, materials, and launch activities.
• Research competitors and market trends and translate findings into actionable insights.
• Maintain sales enablement materials like battlecards, FAQs, and product sheets.
• Capture customer and sales feedback through reviews and win/loss analyses.
• Partner with Demand Gen on campaign and event content.
• Track content usage and launch activity to measure results.
• Use AI tools to accelerate research, writing, and analysis with thoughtful judgment.

Job description

Convey, formerly Message Broadcast, seeks an entry-level Associate Product Marketing Manager in Denver to learn the ins and outs of product marketing from day one. You will collaborate with Product Marketing, Product, Marketing, and Sales teams to craft clear messaging and support launches.

You don't need years of experience—curiosity, writing ability, and energy are the keys. Coaching and hands-on experience will help you grow into a Product Marketing Manager role.