Be the strategic growth engine for GitLab by creating and accelerating high quality demand, partnering ecosystem-wide and being platform champions.
The Integrated Marketing works across SMB, Mid Market and Enterprise segments as well as globally in the Americas, Europe/Middle East and Africa (EMEA) and Asia-Pacific (APAC) to create relevant game plans and thoughtful execution, enabling GitLab to:
We are innovative, strategic, and data-driven, delivering a cohesive high quality marketing motion.
We are a team that transparently communicates wins, challenges, and marketing insights that helps us feel connected to our purpose as a team and a company.
We are tightly connected and operate as one respectful, supportive and collaborative IM team, communicating a united story about our reason to be, the context in which we operate and why we move in an intentional direction.
We are innovative, strategic, and data-driven, delivering a cohesive high quality marketing motion that aligns across our joint stakeholder goals.
Field Marketing: Be the feet on the street, creating local and regional experiences, learning and evangelism in close partnership with Sales.
Channel & Alliances Marketing : Exponentially grow GitLab’s reach through the ecosystem to build awareness and generate demand.
Corporate Events: Create experiences through 1st and 3rd party events to bring awareness to the GitLab story and build our presence with key audiences.
Campaigns: Deliver creative ways of telling the GitLab narrative, through different channels, formats and platforms.
Lifecycle Marketing: Engage, nurture and convert customers across the customer journey.
Digital Strategy: Leverage paid and owned media tactics to foster awareness, generate leads and reach audiences where they engage.
Social Marketing: The social marketing team is responsible for the stewardship of the GitLab brand social channels.
Integrated Marketing OKRs cascade from CMO OKRs
You can find us on Slack in the #marketing_integratedmarketing channel.
We value our asynch value and believe that people truly need time to think and process. The Integrated Marketing team, like all GitLab team members, should feel empowered to decline meetings based on the agenda topics.
The IM team meets the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month and the time rotates between being EMEA/AMER & AMER/APAC timezons. We discuss key cross-functional issues, our progress on our OKRs for the quarter, and to ideate how we can better unify our marketing motions, as well as having a little fun getting to know each other!
Each month, Integrated Marketing meets with regional Sales Leadership to discuss key metrics and team updates.
This GitLab Epic (confidential) documents the past readouts as well as preparation for the future readouts monthly.
Due to the fact that teams outside of the digital marketing team are only allowed to run three paid social campaigns a month, we would not want to use one of our three slots for the month to run a publisher program with a publication that we already have relationship with. This is for two reasons: 1. To work with our 3rd party ad agency, there is 12-15% fee that is based off the ad spend of the publisher engagement to accommodate their services and reporting 2. because we do not want to take the place of a paid social campaign. Should we go down the route of wanting to work with a publisher, then the team member should collaborate by tagging the Campaign Manager & Digital team manager who you normally work with in the campaign issue. By tagging this team in your issue, the Campaign Manager & Digital team member will be able to ensure the publisher engagement does not conflict with existing activities running.
