A Product Marketing Manager leads product launches and drives ongoing growth. They sit between the product team and sales, turning product features into clear messages for the market.
They research the market to find target audiences and set clear positioning. They work with product, sales, and support teams to align on strategy. This role sits at the core of every major product launch.
Core tasks include writing launch plans, building campaign briefs, and tracking results. They gather customer feedback to sharpen messaging and support the sales team with tools and training.
In Australia, the typical salary for this role is around AU$140,000 per year (SEEK, 2025). Job growth is forecast at 11.4 per cent over five years, with strong demand in tech, retail, and finance.
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