Factory

Customer Marketing

In short

This role leads customer marketing and advocacy programs, building case studies, a customer advisory board, and customer speaker participation for events and conferences. It requires enterprise sales experience, people management and hiring readiness, and the ability to partner with Sales to activate large enterprise customers. The job is onsite five days a week in the San Francisco office.

About the Role
You will establish and lead customer marketing programs. You will create customer evidence, build an advisory board, secure customer speakers, support a customer conference, activate enterprise customers, partner with Sales, and hire a case-study and content lead.
Requirements
•Customer marketing, customer advocacy, or customer-program leadership
•Experience building customer-marketing programs
•People management and hiring experience or readiness
•Enterprise sales experience
•Customer evidence production
•Sales partnership
•Knowledge of technical audiences
•Judgment and discretion with customer relationships
•Availability to work in the San Francisco office five days per week
Responsibilities
•Build customer case studies, stories, testimonials, videos, and proof points
•Build and run the customer advisory board
•Recruit and support customers as speakers for events, conferences, podcasts, and webinars
•Own customer participation for the customer conference
•Activate large enterprise customers
•Build mechanisms for Sales to obtain references, stories, and speakers
•Feed customer insights into positioning, narrative, and product
•Hire and manage a case-study and content lead
•Measure customer-marketing impact

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