B-Stock is the world's largest B2B re-commerce platform, connecting sellers and buyers of returned, trade-in, and overstock inventory. As a Product Marketing Manager, you will build the product growth function, focusing on feature adoption and platform engagement, while collaborating with Marketing, Product, and Analytics teams to drive measurable outcomes.
Responsibilities:
- Proactively identify the most important problems to solve across the buyer product experience; define goals for product growth that align with company-wide marketing initiatives
- Own the Go-To-Market (GTM) strategy and launch execution for buyer-facing features (e.g., saved search, delivery preferences, customer preferences); define adoption metrics and hold yourself accountable for delivering against them
- Develop and maintain a product growth roadmap—a prioritized view of GTM initiatives and adoption programs—and align stakeholders in Product, Analytics, and Lifecycle Marketing around it
- Work through roadblocks with minimal guidance; set high standards for the quality and impact of your work
- Develop a deep understanding of B-Stock’s buyer segments, how they shop, and what drives repeat platform engagement
- Build and maintain buyer personas that capture behavioral patterns and feature usage to sharpen product positioning and campaign briefs
- Brief Lifecycle Marketing on feature launches with clear audience targeting rationale, key messages, and behavioral triggers
- Generate hypotheses about buyer behavior and feature adoption to structure a logical analytical approach and identify needed data
- Partner with Analytics to define shared measurement frameworks (e.g., aligning on definitions for “activated” or “engaged”) and build visibility into feature adoption metrics
- Demonstrate strong quantitative and qualitative judgment in decision-making—pull reports, interpret cohort analyses, and make evidence-based recommendations independently
- Track post-launch performance for every feature GTM; surface insights back to Product and Analytics with clear recommendations
- Serve as a buyer marketing partner to the Product team by participating in sprint reviews and roadmap planning, synthesizing behavioral data, and advocating for buyer-facing improvements
- Co-own the measurement infrastructure for product growth with Analytics, including aligning on definitions, building dashboards, and identifying instrumentation gaps
- Maintain clear and productive handoffs with Lifecycle Marketing: provide the brief (what to promote, to whom, and why), with Lifecycle owning channel execution (including in-app messaging)
- Share behavioral signals from product data with Lifecycle Marketing for targeting, reactivation, and retention programs
- Collaborate and communicate effectively across Marketing, Product, and Analytics in service of shared goals; attend sprint reviews and product forums to build trust with Product and Engineering partners
Requirements:
- 4+ years of product marketing, growth marketing, or closely related experience, ideally in a B2B marketplace, SaaS, or e-commerce environment
- Demonstrated track record of launching product features and driving measurable adoption outcomes—you define the metrics, own the GTM, and report on results
- Strong data fluency: you can generate hypotheses, structure an analytical approach, and make evidence-based decisions; experience working directly with Analytics or Data teams is a plus
- Cross-functional collaboration skills with Product and Engineering teams in an agile environment
- Experience briefing a lifecycle, CRM, or demand generation team on product-driven campaigns
- Excellent written communication—you can translate complex platform behavior into crisp, buyer-centric messaging and equally clear internal briefs
- High standards for your own work; you proactively identify the most important problems
- Familiarity with tools such as Salesforce, Amplitude, Jira, Braze, or similar CRM/analytics platforms
- Experience with landing page optimization or conversion rate experimentation
- A background in marketplace businesses, recommerce, wholesale, or supply chain-adjacent industries
- Exposure to SEO/AEO content strategy as it relates to product discovery