Product Marketing Manager
About the role
The Product Marketing Manager owns the go-to-market story for Asure’s core product suite, reporting directly to the Director of Product Marketing. This is a full-ownership role, not a support function.
Responsibilities
Own the positioning and messaging for Asure’s core product suite — developing clear, differentiated narratives that resonate with buyers, users, and internal stakeholders.
Translate product capabilities into outcome-driven language that works across every channel: web copy, sales decks, email campaigns, one-pagers, and more.
Codify buyer personas, use cases, jobs-to-be-done, and competitive positioning as structured markdown documents and JSON files — building a living product knowledge infrastructure that AI tools can draw from to generate content, collateral, and enablement materials at scale.
Partner with the Director of Product Marketing to ensure consistency and alignment across the full product narrative, and keep the knowledge infrastructure current as products and markets evolve.
Work directly with sales teams to build the tools and resources they need to have great conversations and win more deals — battlecards, competitive intelligence, objection handling guides, demo scripts, pitch decks, and product one-pagers.
Build prompt-driven workflows that generate, update, and personalize enablement materials from the structured product knowledge base — so when a product changes, the downstream materials can refresh from a single source of truth rather than requiring manual rework across every asset.
Stay close to the sales floor: join calls, listen to objections, track win/loss patterns, and feed what you learn back into messaging and the knowledge infrastructure.
Partner cross-functionally with Operations, Customer Support, and L&D to coordinate rollouts and ensure product changes land smoothly across the business.
Own internal readiness for the products in your portfolio — ensuring that Asure’s own employees, including customer support reps and internal operations teams, understand and can confidently use the products they work with every day.
Leverage the structured product knowledge infrastructure to generate internal-facing training materials, FAQs, change management communications, and onboarding content — using AI to produce at a pace and scale that manual content creation can’t match.
Treat internal enablement with the same rigor as external go-to-market — because at Asure, our people are among our most important product stakeholders.
Develop launch plans that cover both external market activation and internal readiness, so no team is caught off guard when something ships.
Measure launch performance and feed learnings back into the knowledge infrastructure to continuously sharpen future positioning and campaigns.
Monitor the competitive landscape across your product areas and maintain current competitive positioning and battlecard content as part of the living product knowledge infrastructure.
Use AI-powered tools to track competitor moves, aggregate market signals, and surface insights faster than manual research allows — then synthesize those signals into actionable recommendations for messaging, positioning, and product direction.
Synthesize customer feedback and win/loss data into structured insights that sharpen how Asure sells and how the product evolves.
Be the team’s resident expert on how Asure’s products compare — and how to win.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree preferred; equivalent experience considered.
- 3+ years of experience in product marketing, preferably in a B2B SaaS or technology environment.
- Strong writing and communication skills — you can take a complex product and make it sound essential, not complicated.
- Experience producing sales enablement materials that sales teams actually use: battlecards, one-pagers, pitch decks, and competitive guides.
- Comfortable working directly with sales teams — you don’t need a layer of management between you and the people you’re enabling.
- Fluency with AI tools for content production, research, and workflow automation — and a genuine enthusiasm for building AI-native product marketing systems, not just using AI as a drafting shortcut.
- Familiarity with structured content formats (markdown, JSON) and an understanding of how structured knowledge enables AI-assisted production at scale.
- Experience with or strong aptitude for internal enablement and org readiness — understanding that great product marketing serves internal audiences as much as external ones.
- Able to manage multiple products and workstreams simultaneously without losing quality or attention to detail.
- Collaborative and cross-functional by nature — you build trust quickly and know how to get things done through influence.
- HCM, HR tech, or payroll industry experience is a strong plus.
- Familiarity with HubSpot, Salesforce, or similar platforms preferred.