About Marketing Manager Jobs
Marketing Manager Jobs helps marketers find real manager-level marketing roles without searching every company career site by hand.
What this site does
We collect public job posts from employer career-site feeds, then filter them down to marketing manager career-track roles.
That means marketing managers, growth marketers, product marketers, SEO managers, lifecycle marketers, demand generation managers, brand managers, marketing directors, and similar leadership roles.
We remove obvious false matches before they reach the public listings: engineering, sales, support, product management, design, writing-only, analyst, and admin jobs.
What you can use
Browse live jobs, remote roles, salary pages, company pages, and research built from the same job data.
Save jobs for free and track your applications in a private kanban board. Premium users can get instant alerts when a new role matches their filters.
Current job data
3,813 active English-language jobs from 2,490 companies.
2,936 are tagged remote. 847 publish salary data.
Usage and users
This is a simple, privacy-respecting count of API calls. It leaves out our own career-search client. WebMCP page-load pings are counted apart from tool calls. Browser page traffic is shown separately below.
Last 30 days by endpoint: 249 job API, 175 LLM API. 18,684 WebMCP page-load pings in the same window. Last API request: 17 Oct 2026, 07:02 UTC.
Who runs it
I’m Duncan Trevithick, a growth marketer and former SEO manager. I built this because broad job boards bury marketing candidates under noisy results.
In September 2026, BBC News interviewed me about how AI is changing productivity, career progression, and the way people think about their work.
You do not need an account to read job listings, salary pages, or research. Public market data stays public.
Press
BBC News — Should promotion depend on how workers use AI? · September 2026
Traffic
Cloudflare counts successful HTML responses here, including crawlers and automated traffic, so this is not a count of people. It is useful as a measure of how often the site's pages are being fetched.