Product Marketing Manager responsible for owning category positioning, competitive strategy, product launch GTM, sales messaging, and market segmentation for Topsort's retail media and ad tech platform. Requires 5+ years B2B SaaS/ad tech PMM experience, strong storytelling, and ability to simplify technical concepts.
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About the role
Responsibilities
Define and refine Topsort’s market narrative, articulating why infrastructure > legacy ad servers, and clarifying perspectives on CDPs, AI, auction optimization, and monetization.
Develop clear messaging by ICP, region, and maturity stage; ensure consistency across all sales and marketing touchpoints.
Own competitive positioning frameworks, create structured battlecards and objection guides, identify recurring loss patterns, and turn competitive pressure into narrative advantage.
Lead go-to-market strategy for new modules and features; translate product functionality into revenue impact; define value propositions by persona; support pricing positioning with RevOps.
Create high-quality pitch narratives, develop executive-level messaging frameworks, standardize ROI stories and monetization cases to improve enterprise confidence in strategic deals.
Define target verticals and maturity tiers; align messaging by region (LATAM, EMEA, NA, APAC); clarify where the company wins most decisively; help Sales prioritize with strategic clarity.
Requirements
Bachelor or Master's degree in Marketing, Business or a related field (technical background is a plus).
5–8+ years in B2B SaaS or ad tech product marketing.
Experience scaling from ~$10–40M ARR toward $100M+ ARR.
Strong commercial instincts and customer empathy.
Able to simplify complex infrastructure and technical concepts.
Strong positioning, messaging, and storytelling skills.
Analytical enough to partner with RevOps, Sales, and Product.
Strategic thinker who enjoys getting hands-on to execute.
Comfortable moving fast with ambiguity and limited structure.
Excellent cross-functional collaboration and stakeholder management.
Bias toward action with strong ownership and accountability.
Nice-to-Haves
Retail media, ad tech, marketplace, or infrastructure experience.
Experience defining a new category or subcategory.
Experience supporting enterprise sales teams globally.
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