Senior Product Marketing Manager, ActiveOrder
Manhattan Associates · Atlanta, GA · 3 wk ago
HybridSalesFull-time
Duties And Responsibilities
- Evolve the core messaging for ActiveOrder, emphasizing its unified architecture, version-less innovation, and differentiated capabilities such as Distributed Order Management, real-time promising, and omnichannel customer engagement.
- Craft differentiated positioning for order orchestration, customer service, and store fulfillment, showcasing how customers can outpace competitors with a modern, cloud-native OMS.
- Partner with Product Management and Programs to define launch plans for new OMS capabilities, modules, and industry solutions.
- Develop go-to-market strategies that amplify ActiveOrder differentiation across industries like retail, wholesale, direct-to-consumer, grocery, and B2B verticals.
- Create enablement materials for Sales, Customer Success, and Partners that include messaging frameworks, pitch decks, FAQs, and ROI/value calculators.
Thought Leadership & Content Development
- Create authoritative content that highlights Manhattan's leadership in cloud-native OMS, unified commerce orchestration, and AI-driven customer engagement.
- Partner with corporate communications and digital marketing to develop blogs, eBooks, white papers, webinars, and keynote materials.
- Act as a subject matter expert and spokesperson in internal briefings, analyst relations (Forrester, Gartner, IDC), and customer-facing events such as Momentum.
Cross-Functional Collaboration
- Collaborate closely with Partner and Sales teams to ensure unified messaging across the Manhattan portfolio.
- Partner with R&D, Professional Services and Customer Services to amplify ActiveOrder adoption through campaigns, customer stories, and showcase demos.
- Support analyst relations and press briefings with strong, data-driven narratives about Manhattan's OMS leadership.
Client Relationship Skills
- Interacts internally and externally with executive level management.
- Influences decision makers internally and externally.