MARKETING MANAGER RESUME

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MARKETING MANAGER · BEFORE & AFTER

❌ BEFORE

Managed social media accounts and created content for various platforms to help grow the brand.

✓ AFTER HAYVEN

Grew organic social from 8K to 47K followers in 9 months by launching a short-form video strategy across 3 channels — driving a 3.2x increase in organic reach and 22% of Q3 pipeline.

Keywords ATS systems look for in marketing resumes

Demand GenerationBrand AwarenessContent MarketingSEO/SEMHubSpotSalesforceGoogle AnalyticsPaid MediaROASCACEmail MarketingABMPipelineCampaign ManagementGTM

How to write a marketing manager resume

Channel-specific metrics

CAC, ROAS, CTR, conversion rate, email open rate, organic reach — name the channel and the number. "Improved marketing performance" means nothing.

Budget ownership shows seniority

Managed a $2M paid media budget? Say so. Budget size signals scope and trust — it's one of the fastest ways to show level on a marketing resume.

Attribute pipeline, not just campaigns

Campaigns are activities. Pipeline is the outcome. If your campaigns influenced revenue or leads, quantify it — "contributed to $4M in sourced pipeline."

Brand and performance are different

If you're applying to a brand role, emphasize awareness metrics, share of voice, and creative outcomes. If it's a growth role, show CAC, ROAS, and conversion rates.

Tools matter more than you think

HubSpot, Salesforce, Marketo, Google Analytics, Meta Ads Manager, Semrush — ATS systems often scan for these. List the tools you've used in a dedicated Skills section.

Cross-functional collaboration

Marketing touches sales, product, design, and data. Showing you can work across these functions signals maturity — especially for director-level roles.

ONCE YOUR RESUME GETS YOU THE INTERVIEW

What are marketing managers actually paid?

A strong resume gets you to the offer. Knowing your market rate is what gets you paid what you're worth. Marketing managers in the US earn between $85K–$155K depending on city, level, and company size — but the 75th percentile for your specific market is the number to anchor your negotiation to.

San Francisco

$115K–$155K

New York

$105K–$145K

Austin

$88K–$120K

Chicago

$90K–$125K

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