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Remote Marketing Manager jobs

12 open positions in the United States, newest first.

Marketing managers plan and run the marketing programs that create demand for a company's products. The scope varies with company size: at a small firm one manager may cover campaigns, content, email, events and the website, while at a larger one the role owns a single product line, channel or segment. They manage budget, agencies and often a small team.

About the Marketing Manager role

What the work looks like

  • Plan campaigns against a quarterly calendar and budget and brief the writers, designers and agencies who produce them.
  • Launch campaigns across email, paid media, events and the website and track the leads or sales they generate.
  • Report channel performance and contribution to the sales pipeline to marketing and sales leadership.
  • Work with product and sales teams on positioning, launch plans and sales materials.
  • Manage vendors, freelancers or junior marketers and review their work before it goes out.

What employers ask for

  • Multi-channel campaign planning
  • HubSpot, Marketo or similar automation platform
  • Google Analytics and campaign reporting
  • Budget and agency management
  • Copy editing and messaging judgment
  • Project management across teams

Doing this job remotely

Campaign planning, reviews and reporting are handled with shared documents and project tools, and marketing teams are often distributed. The role coordinates many contributors, so it needs disciplined briefs and deadlines when nobody shares an office. Event-heavy marketing roles add travel to trade shows and conferences.

Where it comes from and where it leads

Marketing managers usually rise from specialist or coordinator roles in content, demand generation, events or product marketing. From there the path goes to senior manager, director of marketing and vice president of marketing, or deeper into one discipline.