Product Marketer (Visual Storytelling / B2B Product Marketing) GO
The agreed first hire: a product marketer who can translate complex platform capabilities into visual narratives (graphics, short-form video, case study content), clean up ICP/website messaging, drive a high output of visual content, and lay groundwork for account-based marketing. This is a replacement/upgrade for the current generalist 'growth marketer' and is a blended visual + product marketing role for one person.
Run ID: c961b616-6072-4cd9-9749-cce646482d3c - Role key: product-marketer - QC updated: Jul 04, 2026, 10:48 PM
Pipeline Overview
Follow the AImatch run from call intake through LLM synthesis, sourcing, ranking, and final match coverage.
1. Intake
presentCall transcript and meeting metadata are available for review.
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2. Context
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company-profile.md, poc.md, attendees.md, budget.md
3. Role Detection
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4. Brief Synthesis
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5. Requirements
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6. Brief QC
GOBrief has strong transcript fidelity and clear, correctly-scoped role alignment; the open items are advisory (budget below provider pricing, single-marketer full-plate feasibility, and an unpriced deferred second role). None warrant blocking matching, so this is an advisory GO with expectation-setting notes for the matcher.
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7. Sourcing
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8. Merge / Profile Refresh
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9. Matches
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10. Coverage
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Raw Transcript
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# Matching Agent <> emilie Meeting ID: 01KWQJW8C1F36JRRNZZX8YV0A9 Date: 2026-07-04T22:10:00.000Z Host: raaja@marketerhire.com Agent: Hey Emilie, thanks for hopping on. Agent: I'm the AI Assistant from Marketer Hire and I'll be running our intro today. Agent: I've been trained on over 30,000 of our marketer matches so I can help zero in on the right fit for you. Agent: Fast to start. Agent: Would it help if I gave a quick overview of how we work or would you rather jump straight into what you're looking for? emilie: Sorry, could you repeat that? Agent: Of course. Agent: I'm the AI Assistant from Marketer Hire and I'll be running our intro chat today. Agent: I've been trained on over 30 EO Zern of our marketer matches so I can help zero in on the right fit for you quickly. Agent: Would you like a quick overview of how we work first or would you rather jump straight into what you're looking for? emilie: Go on. Agent: Sure. Agent: So to keep things simple, I'll learn about your needs, recommend the right marketer for your situation, cover how pricing works, and walk you through next steps. Agent: You can jump in and ask questions anytime. Agent: So to kick things off, can you give me a quick overview of your company, what you do and what stage you're at? emilie: Yeah, sure. emilie: So we're a B2B AI company for the fashion industry. emilie: We primarily serve wholesale fashion companies such as the Levy Group, such as Revised Clothing such as Indigo Rain, who would then design, develop and produce clothing product and sell them into department stores such as Macy's, Walmart, Costco, TJ Maxx and Dillard's and Dick's Sporting Goods. emilie: The way these customers would use our product is that their design team would use mic the dot and to create everything from concept development to 3D photorealistic imagery to sketches and tech packs. emilie: And their sales team would also leverage the assets created on nycdot to create sales presentation to then present to buyers at those department store. emilie: We would like to hire a graphic designer specifically who are good at B2B product marketing to help us communicate the value of all the new innovations that are coming out of our B2B platform. Agent: Got it. Agent: That's really helpful context. Agent: So you're serving wholesale fashion companies with an AI design platform and you want someone who can translate your product innovations into compelling B2B marketing materials. Agent: That makes a lot of sense. Agent: What are the specific marketing challenges you're running into right now? Agent: Like what's not working or what's the gap you're trying to fill with this hire? emilie: Specifically our current marketing account who's the title is Growth Marketeer, but she hasn't done growth before. emilie: She's more of a instagram content marketing person. emilie: So she's very good at making talking head videos, short form video. emilie: But what she's not good at is product marketing which translates very complex and technical ideas about our platform capability and translating those into value proposition that are visual, that are easy to understand in both graphic image as well as short form video as well as case study videos for our target audience to understand what make the dot has to offer. emilie: And also the growth loop side of experimentation is something that our current marketer is very weak at. emilie: She doesn't understand traditional growth marketing either. emilie: So there are various different aspects of marketing we're trying to hire for. emilie: I would say in terms of highest priority we're looking for a. emilie: We're looking for graphic. emilie: We're looking for someone who's very, very strong in translating complex idea into graphics and videos first of all. emilie: And then my co founders and I could then work on more ICP messaging and value proposition to translate that into website built. emilie: We are pretty good at website build ourselves on both webflow and tools like Ploy. emilie: But what we do need help on is the visual storytelling side. emilie: And then the second priority I would say would be aeo. emilie: We need. emilie: We need AEO marketing so that we get mentioned by AI searches. emilie: At the moment we're cited a lot because we have good blocks that are performing well but we are not mentioned as recommend recommended options when people search what are the best fashion design tool, what are the best AI fashion design platform, what are the best AI tools for designing and developing clothes, et cetera. Agent: That's really clear. Agent: Thank you. Agent: So you've got two distinct needs. Agent: First, a visual storyteller who can take complex product capabilities and turn them into graphics, short form video and case study content for a B2B audience. Agent: And second, someone with AEO chops to get make the dot showing up as a recommended option in AI driven searches. Agent: Those are actually pretty different skill sets. Agent: What does your current marketing setup look like beyond your growth marketer? Agent: Any agencies, freelancers or other support? emilie: No, not really. emilie: We don't really have other support. emilie: I have tried using a PR communications agency and I have gone down the route to try to look for a jack of all trades, but they're not really good at both things. emilie: So now I would I'm keen to explore your platform with marketer hire to get matched with experts that are more skilled in specific areas instead. Agent: That makes sense. Agent: Specialists tend to outperform generalists, especially for something as nuanced as B2B product marketing in a technical space. Agent: Good call on that. Agent: Shift. Agent: So you mentioned two priorities, the visual product marketing side and AEO. Agent: What would success look like in the first 60 to 90 days for whichever role you bring on first? emilie: Good question. emilie: So I would like to run quite a lot of experiments. emilie: So at the moment on LinkedIn we have about 1200 followers and then on Instagram we have about 2,100 follower. emilie: On top of my head, I would like to definitely grow that following follower count because we need more exposure to funnel leads into the website. emilie: At the moment our social media accounts are very fragmented from the actual traffic. emilie: Most of our traffic is coming from just organic Google search from a few very selected selective blog posts. emilie: So what I would like the marketer to do in the first 60 days is to create a ton of graphic content to essentially help clean up a lot of the website communication as well as our social media presence. emilie: So that would be running, let's say experiments that are posting at least regularly, once a day, if not more. Agent: Got it. Agent: So in the first 60 to 90 days you're looking at a high output of visual content, cleaning up website messaging and building a more consistent social presence to start driving followers and funnel traffic. Agent: That's a solid concrete goal. Agent: How soon are you looking to get someone started? emilie: About 15th of July. emilie: This. emilie: This month. Agent: Perfect. Agent: So pretty soon. Agent: That's good. Agent: We can move quickly. Agent: Will you be working with this person directly or will it be someone else on your team managing them day to day? emilie: It will be mostly me and my co founder Raaja, who is the chief revenue officer. Agent: Great, good to know. Agent: Now since the visual content and product marketing side is your top priority, let me ask what does your current tool stack look like? Agent: Things like design tools, your cms, any analytics platforms you're using? emilie: Yes. emilie: So we're mostly using Canva. emilie: For the graphic side we use a lot of a mix of Canva and Claude design and then for video editing we have VEED V E D vid IO to edit our videos. emilie: We also use Google Analytics, the website's hosted and developed on webflow. emilie: But we're currently exploring Ploy, which is a new product that is built by one of the co founders of webflow to be able to generate new web pages very quickly. emilie: Yeah, that's mostly our stack. Agent: Got it. Agent: Canva, Claude Design, VEED for video, webflow and GA4. Agent: Pretty lean and modern stack, which is good. Agent: Quick question. Agent: On the scope of work you mentioned posting at least once a day, cleaning up website visuals, case study videos, product marketing, graphics. Agent: That sounds like a pretty full plate. Agent: Is this closer to A focused slice of work or are you expecting this to be someone's primary full time focus each month? emilie: This is just to start with because once we start creating more product marketing side of the content, what I like to do is actually expand, be able to experiment more to hone the icp. emilie: So right now, for example, our sales pipeline is mostly affiliate sales bringing us leads and we're doing a lot of not even outbound sales, email sequencing. emilie: We are using affiliate sales who already have an existing network and they're introducing connections, they're introducing people to us, which we would then convert into customers because we have such a niche. emilie: ICP with wholesale. emilie: I would like to clean up all the ICP messaging on our website and figure out how we could do more, maybe account based marketing so that we could target these accounts and actually drive leads using different marketing tactics and not have to rely solely on the affiliate sales for leads. Agent: That's really helpful context. Agent: So beyond the visual content, you're also thinking about ICP refinement, website messaging, cleanup, and eventually moving toward account based marketing to reduce reliance on affiliate sales. Agent: That's actually starting to sound broader than just a graphic designer. Agent: It's touching on product marketing strategy as well. Agent: Let me ask, is this a brand new role or are you replacing someone? emilie: Yes, I'm planning on replacing the current marketing headcount. Agent: Got it. Agent: So you're looking to upgrade from your current generalist to someone with more specialized skills based on everything you've shared? Agent: I want to be honest with you. Agent: What you're describing is actually two fairly distinct roles. Agent: The visual storytelling and product marketing content side is one skill set and the AEO and growth experimentation side is another. Agent: A graphic designer alone probably won't cover the full scope you're describing. Agent: The role I'd actually recommend as your first hire is a product marketer. Agent: Someone who can translate complex platform capabilities into clear visual narratives. Agent: Clean up your ICP messaging and create the kind of B2B content that resonates with wholesale fashion buyers that covers your highest priority. Agent: Well then separately, an AEO specialist could come in to tackle the AI search visibility piece. Agent: Does that framing resonate with what you're looking for or did you have a different picture in mind? emilie: Yes, that sounds good. Agent: Great. Agent: And are you looking into any other options for this right now? Agent: Other platforms, agencies, or freelancers you're evaluating? emilie: Yeah, I'm exploring other agencies as well. Agent: Totally understandable. Agent: One thing worth knowing is that with agencies, you're often paying a premium and a junior person ends up doing the actual work. Agent: Plus you're usually locked into a longer contract with us. Agent: You get a senior specialist doing the work directly month to month with a two week trial. Agent: That's fully refundable if it's not the right fit, but I'll let the match speak for itself. Agent: So, based on what you've described, product marketing with a heavy visual content output, website messaging, cleanup, ICP refinement, posting daily and laying the groundwork for account based marketing, that's a solid full plate for a senior specialist. Agent: For a product marketer at that scope, engagements typically run around 10 to 15,000amonth. Agent: All in, that covers the marketer's rate plus us. Agent: No separate recruiting fee, no platform fee, nothing extra. Agent: Most clients at this scope land around 11 or 12,000. Agent: Does that range feel workable or is there a specific number I should stay within? emilie: Yes, I would like to start off with 7,000amonth and then test it and see what your platform brings, what kind of talent, what kind of agency it brings. emilie: If it works out, I'm happy to increase and extend that beyond the $10,000 or $15,000 mark. Agent: I appreciate that and the trial mindset makes total sense. Agent: I do want to be upfront with you though. Agent: At 7,000amonth, you'll still get access to vetted product marketers on our platform. Agent: But given the scope, you've described the strongest senior specialists who can handle the full plate, visual storytelling, ICP messaging, ABM groundwork, those tend to engage at the 10 to 12,000 range. Agent: What I'd suggest is starting at around 9,000. Agent: That's still below the midpoint of the typical range, but it opens up a meaningfully stronger short list. Agent: People who've done exactly this kind of B2B product marketing for technical platforms. Agent: And remember, it's fully refundable if the first two weeks don't feel right, so the risk is low. Agent: Would 9000 work as a starting point or is 7000 a firm cap? emilie: For now, 7000 is a firm cap. emilie: Can you try to find me someone who could work within that constraint? Agent: Absolutely, we can work with that. Agent: We'll present the role to our Marketplace at 7000 and find you the best match available at that budget. Agent: Just so you know, the stronger the budget within that range, the more senior the talent who will raise their hand. Agent: So if at any point after the trial you want to increase it, that's always an option. Agent: In terms of next steps, we'll start matching right away, usually about two business days. Agent: We'll send you the marketer's bio to review. Agent: And if you're happy with the match, we go straight to the agreement and kick off your two week trial. Agent: The whole process is typically within about a week, which lines up nicely with your July 15th target. Agent: I'll follow up by email with a recap and Next Steps shortly before we wrap up. Agent: Do you have any questions for me? emilie: No, that's it. Agent: This was really great. Agent: Thanks so much for your time today. Agent: I'll get to work on finding the right match for you and follow up shortly with Next Steps. Agent: Have a great rest of your day.
Distilled Context Files
The 12-file context pass is the LLM's working memory before role/brief generation.
Company Profile company-profile.md
Company Profile
Company: Make the Dot (makethedot.com) — verified via HubSpot (Company ID 41716625480).
What they do: A B2B AI company for the fashion industry. Per the transcript: "we're a B2B AI company for the fashion industry" that "primarily serve wholesale fashion companies such as the Levy Group, such as Revised Clothing such as Indigo Rain, who would then design, develop and produce clothing product and sell them into department stores such as Macy's, Walmart, Costco, TJ Maxx and Dillard's and Dick's Sporting Goods."
Product usage: Customers' design teams use the platform "to create everything from concept development to 3D photorealistic imagery to sketches and tech packs," and their sales teams "leverage the assets created" to "create sales presentation to then present to buyers at those department store."
Stage / size: HubSpot lists company size as 11 employees. Founder-led, with the CEO and co-founders directly involved in marketing. The company has a niche ICP (wholesale fashion).
Go-to-market note: "our sales pipeline is mostly affiliate sales bringing us leads" via existing networks rather than outbound; they want to reduce reliance on affiliate sales.
Note: HubSpot company description ("Fashion design teams use Make the Dot to research, design, and prototype - all within one collaborative canvas") aligns with the transcript.
Poc poc.md
Point of Contact
Primary contact: Emilie Ho, Chief Executive Officer of Make the Dot (per HubSpot; she is the client on the call).
Day-to-day management: Emilie and her co-founder Raaja (Chief Revenue Officer) will manage the marketer directly. Per the transcript: "It will be mostly me and my co founder Raaja, who is the chief revenue officer."
Note: The MarketerHire call host email is raaja@marketerhire.com, but the CRO named in the deal context is Raaja; the transcript identifies Raaja as Emilie's co-founder/CRO who will help manage the hire.
Attendees attendees.md
Attendees
Attendees present on the call:
- Emilie Ho — CEO, Make the Dot (client)
- MarketerHire AI Assistant — ran the intro call
Host of record: raaja@marketerhire.com
Mentioned but not present: Raaja, co-founder and Chief Revenue Officer at Make the Dot, who will co-manage the marketer day-to-day. The current in-house "Growth Marketeer" is referenced but not present.
Budget budget.md
Budget
Client budget: Firm cap of $7,000/month to start. Emilie: "I would like to start off with 7,000amonth and then test it and see what your platform brings." She added: "If it works out, I'm happy to increase and extend that beyond the $10,000 or $15,000 mark."
When pushed to $9K, she reiterated: "For now, 7000 is a firm cap. Can you try to find me someone who could work within that constraint?"
MarketerHire quoted pricing: "For a product marketer at that scope, engagements typically run around 10 to 15,000amonth. All in, that covers the marketer's rate plus us. No separate recruiting fee, no platform fee, nothing extra." And: "Most clients at this scope land around 11 or 12,000."
Agent's counter: Suggested starting around $9,000 to "open up a meaningfully stronger short list," noting the trial is "fully refundable if the first two weeks don't feel right."
Resolution: "We'll present the role to our Marketplace at 7000 and find you the best match available at that budget." Agent noted a stronger budget attracts more senior talent and that budget can be increased after the trial.
Timeline timeline.md
Timeline
Desired start date: Around July 15, 2026 ("this month"). Emilie: "About 15th of July. This. This month."
Success horizon: First 60-90 days focused on high-output visual content, website messaging cleanup, and building consistent social presence.
MarketerHire process timeline: "we'll start matching right away, usually about two business days. We'll send you the marketer's bio to review." And: "The whole process is typically within about a week, which lines up nicely with your July 15th target."
Trial: Two-week trial, fully refundable if not the right fit.
Call date: 2026-07-04.
Decisions decisions.md
Decisions
Key decisions made:
- First hire = Product Marketer. The agent recommended and Emilie agreed: "The role I'd actually recommend as your first hire is a product marketer... translate complex platform capabilities into clear visual narratives. Clean up your ICP messaging and create the kind of B2B content that resonates with wholesale fashion buyers." Emilie: "Yes, that sounds good."
- AEO as a separate, second role. "then separately, an AEO specialist could come in to tackle the AI search visibility piece."
- This replaces the current marketing headcount. Emilie: "Yes, I'm planning on replacing the current marketing headcount."
- Budget set at $7K/month for the initial engagement/trial (see Budget section).
- Next steps agreed: MarketerHire to match within ~2 business days, send a bio, then proceed to agreement and two-week trial. Agent to follow up by email with a recap.
Open Questions open-questions.md
Open Questions
Open questions / unresolved items:
- Can a strong senior product marketer be sourced at $7K/month? Emilie asked directly: "Can you try to find me someone who could work within that constraint?" The agent flagged that top senior specialists typically engage at $10-12K, so match quality at $7K is an open risk.
- AEO specialist hire is acknowledged as a separate need but not yet scoped, timed, or budgeted — deferred beyond the first hire.
- Potential budget increase post-trial is left open: Emilie said she's "happy to increase and extend" if it works out.
- Whether scope stays a focused slice or grows — Emilie indicated the initial scope is "just to start with" and she intends to expand experimentation and move toward account-based marketing.
- Emilie confirmed no further questions at the end of the call.
Competitors competitors.md
Competitors
Competitive alternatives being evaluated:
- Other agencies: When asked about other options, Emilie: "Yeah, I'm exploring other agencies as well."
Prior/failed approaches:
- PR communications agency: "I have tried using a PR communications agency."
- Generalist / jack-of-all-trades search: "I have gone down the route to try to look for a jack of all trades, but they're not really good at both things."
MarketerHire's positioning against agencies: "with agencies, you're often paying a premium and a junior person ends up doing the actual work. Plus you're usually locked into a longer contract. With us, you get a senior specialist doing the work directly month to month with a two week trial. That's fully refundable if it's not the right fit."
Objections objections.md
Objections
Objections raised:
- Price / budget resistance (primary). Emilie countered the $10-15K quote with a $7K/month start and, after being pushed to $9K, held firm: "For now, 7000 is a firm cap." Her rationale was a trial mindset: "I would like to start off with 7,000amonth and then test it and see what your platform brings."
- Evaluating alternatives. "Yeah, I'm exploring other agencies as well" — signals she is comparison-shopping.
- Prior bad experience with generalists/agencies. Implicit skepticism: "I have tried using a PR communications agency... look for a jack of all trades, but they're not really good at both things."
How handled: Agent acknowledged the trial mindset, warned that senior specialists for the full scope typically engage at $10-12K, offered a $9K compromise, and ultimately agreed to present the role at $7K while noting budget can be raised post-trial and the trial is refundable.
Tools Mentioned tools-mentioned.md
Tools Mentioned
Current tool stack (per Emilie):
- Graphic design: Canva and Claude Design — "we're mostly using Canva. For the graphic side we use a lot of a mix of Canva and Claude design."
- Video editing: VEED ("VEED V E D vid IO to edit our videos").
- Website / CMS: Webflow — "the website's hosted and developed on webflow."
- Emerging tool being explored: Ploy — "a new product that is built by one of the co founders of webflow to be able to generate new web pages very quickly."
- Analytics: Google Analytics / GA4 — "We also use Google Analytics."
Social channels: LinkedIn (~1,200 followers) and Instagram (~2,100 followers).
Agent summary: "Canva, Claude Design, VEED for video, webflow and GA4. Pretty lean and modern stack."
Related Deals related-deals.md
Related Deals
Related deals: No prior, parallel, or expansion MarketerHire engagements were mentioned in the transcript.
HubSpot linkage: This call is associated with Deal ID 62224401507, deal name "Voice Agent - Emilie Ho."
Potential future engagement: Emilie described a likely second, separate hire — an AEO specialist — which could become a follow-on deal, but nothing was formalized. She also indicated openness to increasing budget/scope after the trial.
Case Study Shortlist case-study-shortlist.md
Case Study Shortlist
Case study attributes to shortlist for this prospect:
- B2B product marketing for technical/AI platforms — translating complex product capabilities into clear, visual value propositions. Agent: "People who've done exactly this kind of B2B product marketing for technical platforms."
- Visual storytelling output — graphics, short-form video, and case study videos at high volume (posting "at least regularly, once a day, if not more").
- ICP messaging refinement & website cleanup — especially for a niche audience (wholesale fashion buyers selling into department stores).
- Account-based marketing groundwork — moving a company away from reliance on affiliate-driven leads toward targeted ABM.
- Adjacent/secondary need — AEO / AI-search visibility — getting a brand recommended in AI search results (relevant for the anticipated second hire).
Industry/vertical relevance: Fashion / apparel wholesale, AI/SaaS platform go-to-market.
Note: No specific case studies were named in the transcript; this is a target profile for shortlisting.
Role Detection
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| current | Product Marketer (Visual Storytelling / B2B Product Marketing) | product-marketer | The agreed first hire: a product marketer who can translate complex platform capabilities into visual narratives (graphics, short-form video, case study content), clean up ICP/website messaging, drive a high output of visual content, and lay groundwork for account-based marketing. This is a replacement/upgrade for the current generalist 'growth marketer' and is a blended visual + product marketing role for one person. |
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]Generated Brief
MarketerHire Brief - Make the Dot Product Marketer (Visual Storytelling / B2B Product Marketing)
Snapshot
- Company: Make the Dot (makethedot.com) is a B2B AI platform for the fashion industry. Wholesale fashion companies (e.g., Levy Group, Revised Clothing, Indigo Rain) use it so their design teams can go from concept development to 3D photorealistic imagery, sketches, and tech packs, and their sales teams can build presentations for department-store buyers (Macy's, Walmart, Costco, TJ Maxx, Dillard's, Dick's).
- Need: They're upgrading from a content-focused generalist to a specialist who can turn complex, technical platform capabilities into clear, compelling B2B marketing.
- Role: A product marketer who blends strong visual storytelling with B2B product marketing—someone who can make the value of a technical platform obvious through graphics, video, and sharp messaging.
What You'd Work On
- Translate complex platform capabilities and new product innovations into clear visual narratives—graphics, short-form video, and case study content for a B2B wholesale-fashion audience.
- Produce a high, consistent output of visual content, including a regular posting cadence (roughly daily) across LinkedIn and Instagram.
- Clean up website messaging and social presence, and refine ICP messaging in partnership with the founders.
- Lay the groundwork for account-based marketing to target key accounts and reduce reliance on affiliate-sourced leads.
Must-Have Fit
- B2B product marketing experience translating complex/technical products into visual value propositions.
- Strong hands-on visual content skills—graphic design plus short-form and case study video.
- Comfort owning both the messaging/positioning and the creative execution for a lean, founder-led team.
Helpful Context
- Tools/channels: Canva, Claude (design), VEED (video), Webflow (and exploring Ploy), GA4. Channels: LinkedIn (~1,200 followers) and Instagram (~2,100 followers); most site traffic is organic Google search today.
- Team/collaboration: Works directly with the CEO (Emilie) and co-founder/CRO (Raaja), who will manage day to day and partner on ICP messaging and positioning.
- Success signals: In the first 60-90 days, a high volume of visual content, cleaner website and social messaging, a more consistent social presence, and follower/traffic growth that funnels leads to the site.
- Nice-to-haves: Familiarity with fashion, design, or creative-tool categories; experience helping technical platforms show up in organic and AI-driven search.
Internal Notes
Internal Notes (Not Client/Freelancer Facing)
Company / CRM
- Verified via HubSpot: Make the Dot (makethedot.com), Company ID 41716625480, Deal ID 62224401507 ("Voice Agent - Emilie Ho").
- Company size: 11 (HubSpot). Founder-led; CEO and co-founders directly involved in marketing.
- HubSpot description aligns with transcript; no company-identity conflict to preserve.
POC / Management
- Primary contact: Emilie Ho, CEO. Day-to-day management shared with co-founder Raaja (CRO).
- Naming note: MarketerHire call host email is raaja@marketerhire.com, but the CRO "Raaja" is Emilie's co-founder per transcript. Do not conflate the two Raajas.
Budget (excluded from public brief)
- Firm cap: $7,000/month to start. Client explicitly held the line: "For now, 7000 is a firm cap."
- BudgetDecisionV3: basis=hard_cap, billing=mixed/retainer, currency=USD, confidence=high.
- MarketerHire quoted $10-15K/month for this scope (most clients ~$11-12K). Agent countered at $9K; client declined.
- budget_below_provider_pricing — expect trade-offs on seniority at $7K vs. the full described scope. Present role to Marketplace at $7K, best match available.
- Client open to increasing beyond $10-15K after a successful two-week trial ("If it works out, I'm happy to increase and extend that beyond the $10,000 or $15,000 mark").
- Trial: two weeks, fully refundable.
Multi-Role Context
- This call surfaced two roles. This brief is for Role 1: Product Marketer (agreed first hire).
- Role 2: AEO/SEO specialist — later, separate, unpriced hire to improve AI-search visibility (currently cited but not recommended in AI searches). Not budgeted; role_pricing_not_discussed; lump_sum_split_estimated. The full $7K is effectively allocated to the product marketer for now.
- Flags to note for matching: multi_role, no_agreed_role_split, budget_negotiated_take_final, trial_vs_ongoing_noted.
- Auto-QTB: needs_review (multi_role, lump_sum_split_estimated).
Scope Nuances / Uncertainty
- Client originally asked for a "graphic designer good at B2B product marketing." Agent reframed to a product marketer blending visual storytelling + product marketing; client agreed ("Yes, that sounds good").
- Growth marketing / experimentation and ABM were mentioned as future expansion; the near-term core is visual product-marketing content + messaging cleanup. Do not over-scope this as a full growth or ABM lead role.
- This is a replacement/upgrade for the current "Growth Marketeer" (strong at IG talking-head/short-form, weak at product marketing and growth). Client confirmed: "planning on replacing the current marketing headcount." Handle discreetly; not surfaced in public brief.
Timeline
- Call date: 2026-07-04. Desired start: ~July 15, 2026.
- Process: matching in ~2 business days, bio to review, ~1 week to kickoff — aligns with July 15 target.
GTM Context
- Sales pipeline currently affiliate-driven; goal is to reduce reliance on affiliate leads via better messaging and eventual ABM.
- Niche ICP: wholesale fashion. Tried a PR/comms agency and a "jack of all trades" generalist — dissatisfied, now wants specialists.
- Also evaluating other agencies (competitive context).
Classified Requirements
| Tier | Category | Label | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HARD | Skill | B2B product marketing for technical products | Experience translating complex/technical platform capabilities into clear, visual value propositions for a B2B audience. | Transcript (Emilie): 'what she's not good at is product marketing which translates very complex and technical ideas about our platform capability and translating those into value proposition that are visual, that are easy to understand.' Agent: 'The role I'd actually recommend as your first hire is a product marketer. Someone who can translate complex platform capabilities into clear visual narratives.' |
| HARD | Skill | Visual storytelling / hands-on graphic + video content | Strong hands-on visual content creation across graphics, short-form video, and case study videos. | Transcript (Emilie): 'we're looking for someone who's very, very strong in translating complex idea into graphics and videos first of all... what we do need help on is the visual storytelling side.' Brief Must-Have: 'Strong hands-on visual content skills—graphic design plus short-form and case study video.' |
| HARD | Budget | Firm budget cap of $7,000/month | $7,000/month firm cap (USD, retainer); may increase after a successful two-week trial. | Transcript (Emilie): 'For now, 7000 is a firm cap. Can you try to find me someone who could work within that constraint?' BudgetDecisionV3: basis=hard_cap, $7,000/month, USD. |
| IMPORTANT | Skill | High-volume, consistent content output | Ability to produce a high volume of visual content with a roughly daily posting cadence and clean up website/social messaging in the first 60-90 days. | Transcript (Emilie): 'create a ton of graphic content to essentially help clean up a lot of the website communication as well as our social media presence... posting at least regularly, once a day, if not more.' |
| IMPORTANT | Skill | ICP messaging & positioning | Ability to own/refine ICP messaging and website positioning in partnership with the founders. | Transcript (Emilie): 'I would like to clean up all the ICP messaging on our website.' Brief: 'refine ICP messaging in partnership with the founders.' |
| IMPORTANT | Industry | B2B / wholesale-fashion context | Comfort marketing a B2B AI platform serving the wholesale fashion industry (buyers at department stores). | Transcript (Emilie): 'we're a B2B AI company for the fashion industry... we primarily serve wholesale fashion companies.' Brief Snapshot describes the wholesale fashion ICP. |
| IMPORTANT | Seniority | Senior specialist able to own execution + strategy in a lean team | Senior specialist comfortable owning both messaging/positioning and creative execution for a lean, founder-led team (works directly with founders). | Agent: 'that's a solid full plate for a senior specialist.' Brief Must-Have: 'Comfort owning both the messaging/positioning and the creative execution for a lean, founder-led team.' |
| IMPORTANT | Audience | B2B wholesale-fashion buyers | Content and messaging must resonate with a B2B wholesale-fashion buyer audience (design/sales teams and department-store buyers). | Agent: 'create the kind of B2B content that resonates with wholesale fashion buyers.' |
| PREFERRED | Tool | Design tools: Canva & Claude Design | Familiarity with Canva and Claude Design for graphic work. | Transcript (Emilie): 'we're mostly using Canva... a mix of Canva and Claude design.' |
| PREFERRED | Tool | Video editing: VEED | Familiarity with VEED for video editing. | Transcript (Emilie): 'for video editing we have VEED V E D vid IO to edit our videos.' |
| PREFERRED | Tool | Webflow (and Ploy) for website/CMS | Familiarity with Webflow (and emerging tool Ploy) for website builds. | Transcript (Emilie): 'the website's hosted and developed on webflow... we're currently exploring Ploy.' |
| PREFERRED | Tool | Analytics: GA4 / Google Analytics | Familiarity with Google Analytics (GA4). | Transcript (Emilie): 'We also use Google Analytics.' Agent summary: 'Canva, Claude Design, VEED for video, webflow and GA4.' |
| PREFERRED | Channel | LinkedIn & Instagram social presence | Experience building a consistent social presence and growing followers on LinkedIn and Instagram. | Transcript (Emilie): 'on LinkedIn we have about 1200 followers and then on Instagram we have about 2,100 follower... I would like to definitely grow that following.' |
| PREFERRED | Skill | Account-based marketing groundwork | Experience laying groundwork for account-based marketing to target key accounts and reduce reliance on affiliate-sourced leads (future expansion, not near-term core). | Transcript (Emilie): 'figure out how we could do more, maybe account based marketing so that we could target these accounts... and not have to rely solely on the affiliate sales for leads.' |
| PREFERRED | Industry | Fashion / design / creative-tool familiarity | Familiarity with fashion, design, or creative-tool categories. | Brief Nice-to-haves: 'Familiarity with fashion, design, or creative-tool categories.' |
| PREFERRED | Other | Start by ~July 15, 2026 | Available to start around July 15, 2026, aligning with MarketerHire's ~1-week matching process. | Transcript (Emilie): 'About 15th of July. This. This month.' Agent: 'The whole process is typically within about a week, which lines up nicely with your July 15th target.' |
Raw requirements JSON
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"id": "req-001",
"category": "Skill",
"tier": "HARD",
"label": "B2B product marketing for technical products",
"value": "Experience translating complex/technical platform capabilities into clear, visual value propositions for a B2B audience.",
"source": "Transcript (Emilie): 'what she's not good at is product marketing which translates very complex and technical ideas about our platform capability and translating those into value proposition that are visual, that are easy to understand.' Agent: 'The role I'd actually recommend as your first hire is a product marketer. Someone who can translate complex platform capabilities into clear visual narratives.'"
},
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"category": "Skill",
"tier": "HARD",
"label": "Visual storytelling / hands-on graphic + video content",
"value": "Strong hands-on visual content creation across graphics, short-form video, and case study videos.",
"source": "Transcript (Emilie): 'we're looking for someone who's very, very strong in translating complex idea into graphics and videos first of all... what we do need help on is the visual storytelling side.' Brief Must-Have: 'Strong hands-on visual content skills—graphic design plus short-form and case study video.'"
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"tier": "HARD",
"label": "Firm budget cap of $7,000/month",
"value": "$7,000/month firm cap (USD, retainer); may increase after a successful two-week trial.",
"source": "Transcript (Emilie): 'For now, 7000 is a firm cap. Can you try to find me someone who could work within that constraint?' BudgetDecisionV3: basis=hard_cap, $7,000/month, USD."
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"category": "Skill",
"tier": "IMPORTANT",
"label": "High-volume, consistent content output",
"value": "Ability to produce a high volume of visual content with a roughly daily posting cadence and clean up website/social messaging in the first 60-90 days.",
"source": "Transcript (Emilie): 'create a ton of graphic content to essentially help clean up a lot of the website communication as well as our social media presence... posting at least regularly, once a day, if not more.'"
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"tier": "IMPORTANT",
"label": "ICP messaging & positioning",
"value": "Ability to own/refine ICP messaging and website positioning in partnership with the founders.",
"source": "Transcript (Emilie): 'I would like to clean up all the ICP messaging on our website.' Brief: 'refine ICP messaging in partnership with the founders.'"
},
{
"id": "req-006",
"category": "Industry",
"tier": "IMPORTANT",
"label": "B2B / wholesale-fashion context",
"value": "Comfort marketing a B2B AI platform serving the wholesale fashion industry (buyers at department stores).",
"source": "Transcript (Emilie): 'we're a B2B AI company for the fashion industry... we primarily serve wholesale fashion companies.' Brief Snapshot describes the wholesale fashion ICP."
},
{
"id": "req-007",
"category": "Seniority",
"tier": "IMPORTANT",
"label": "Senior specialist able to own execution + strategy in a lean team",
"value": "Senior specialist comfortable owning both messaging/positioning and creative execution for a lean, founder-led team (works directly with founders).",
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"category": "Audience",
"tier": "IMPORTANT",
"label": "B2B wholesale-fashion buyers",
"value": "Content and messaging must resonate with a B2B wholesale-fashion buyer audience (design/sales teams and department-store buyers).",
"source": "Agent: 'create the kind of B2B content that resonates with wholesale fashion buyers.'"
},
{
"id": "req-009",
"category": "Tool",
"tier": "PREFERRED",
"label": "Design tools: Canva & Claude Design",
"value": "Familiarity with Canva and Claude Design for graphic work.",
"source": "Transcript (Emilie): 'we're mostly using Canva... a mix of Canva and Claude design.'"
},
{
"id": "req-010",
"category": "Tool",
"tier": "PREFERRED",
"label": "Video editing: VEED",
"value": "Familiarity with VEED for video editing.",
"source": "Transcript (Emilie): 'for video editing we have VEED V E D vid IO to edit our videos.'"
},
{
"id": "req-011",
"category": "Tool",
"tier": "PREFERRED",
"label": "Webflow (and Ploy) for website/CMS",
"value": "Familiarity with Webflow (and emerging tool Ploy) for website builds.",
"source": "Transcript (Emilie): 'the website's hosted and developed on webflow... we're currently exploring Ploy.'"
},
{
"id": "req-012",
"category": "Tool",
"tier": "PREFERRED",
"label": "Analytics: GA4 / Google Analytics",
"value": "Familiarity with Google Analytics (GA4).",
"source": "Transcript (Emilie): 'We also use Google Analytics.' Agent summary: 'Canva, Claude Design, VEED for video, webflow and GA4.'"
},
{
"id": "req-013",
"category": "Channel",
"tier": "PREFERRED",
"label": "LinkedIn & Instagram social presence",
"value": "Experience building a consistent social presence and growing followers on LinkedIn and Instagram.",
"source": "Transcript (Emilie): 'on LinkedIn we have about 1200 followers and then on Instagram we have about 2,100 follower... I would like to definitely grow that following.'"
},
{
"id": "req-014",
"category": "Skill",
"tier": "PREFERRED",
"label": "Account-based marketing groundwork",
"value": "Experience laying groundwork for account-based marketing to target key accounts and reduce reliance on affiliate-sourced leads (future expansion, not near-term core).",
"source": "Transcript (Emilie): 'figure out how we could do more, maybe account based marketing so that we could target these accounts... and not have to rely solely on the affiliate sales for leads.'"
},
{
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"category": "Industry",
"tier": "PREFERRED",
"label": "Fashion / design / creative-tool familiarity",
"value": "Familiarity with fashion, design, or creative-tool categories.",
"source": "Brief Nice-to-haves: 'Familiarity with fashion, design, or creative-tool categories.'"
},
{
"id": "req-016",
"category": "Other",
"tier": "PREFERRED",
"label": "Start by ~July 15, 2026",
"value": "Available to start around July 15, 2026, aligning with MarketerHire's ~1-week matching process.",
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Raw formData JSON
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"companyName": "Make the Dot",
"websiteUrl": "makethedot.com",
"marketerTypes": [
"Product Marketer"
],
"industry": "B2B AI / Fashion Technology",
"companySize": "11",
"freeformRequest": "Make the Dot, a B2B AI platform for the wholesale fashion industry, is hiring a product marketer who can translate complex platform capabilities into visual narratives (graphics, short-form video, case study content), clean up ICP and website messaging, drive a high output of visual content, and lay the groundwork for account-based marketing. This is a replacement/upgrade for their current generalist 'growth marketer' and blends visual storytelling with B2B product marketing in one senior specialist. Target start ~July 15, 2026. Managed directly by the CEO (Emilie Ho) and co-founder/CRO (Raaja)."
}Escalation
Action: advise_proceed
Edit/question: Proceed with matching Role 1 (Product Marketer). When presenting candidates, set client expectations that at the $7K firm cap the strongest fits will likely be execution-strong product marketers rather than the full senior 'visual + positioning + ABM' unicorn quoted at $10-15K; flag any seniority/scope trade-offs at shortlist. Keep ABM/growth as future expansion, not near-term deliverables. Track the deferred AEO/SEO role separately (needs_review) and revisit budget/split if client expands after the two-week trial.
Brief has strong transcript fidelity and clear, correctly-scoped role alignment; the open items are advisory (budget below provider pricing, single-marketer full-plate feasibility, and an unpriced deferred second role). None warrant blocking matching, so this is an advisory GO with expectation-setting notes for the matcher.
Checks
Transcript Fidelity pass
No details.
Role Alignment pass
No details.
Budget Realism flag
No details.
Niche Requirements pass
No details.
Single Marketer Feasibility flag
No details.
Multi Role Split flag
No details.
Raw QC JSON
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"schema_version": "BriefQcV1",
"verdict": "GO",
"checks": {
"transcript_fidelity": {
"status": "pass",
"notes": "Brief faithfully reflects the transcript. Company description, ICP (wholesale fashion: Levy Group, Revised Clothing, Indigo Rain selling into Macy's/Walmart/Costco/TJ Maxx/Dillard's/Dick's), tool stack (Canva, Claude Design, VEED, Webflow, exploring Ploy, GA4), social channels (LinkedIn ~1,200, Instagram ~2,100), and success signals (high visual output, daily posting, messaging cleanup, follower/traffic growth) all match evidence. HubSpot company identity (Make the Dot, makethedot.com) verified and consistent with transcript; no identity conflict to preserve. No unsupported facts inferred."
},
"role_alignment": {
"status": "pass",
"notes": "Client originally requested a 'graphic designer good at B2B product marketing'; agent reframed to a product marketer blending visual storytelling + B2B product marketing, and client agreed ('Yes, that sounds good'). Brief correctly centers Role 1 (Product Marketer) and appropriately scopes must-haves (B2B product marketing, hands-on visual/graphic + video, messaging + creative execution). ABM and growth experimentation are correctly framed as future/groundwork rather than the near-term core, matching internal-note guidance to avoid over-scoping."
},
"budget_realism": {
"status": "flag",
"notes": "Firm cap of $7,000/month is materially below MarketerHire's quoted $10-15K (most clients ~$11-12K); agent's $9K counter was declined ('For now, 7000 is a firm cap'). budget_below_provider_pricing is real: expect seniority/scope trade-offs at $7K against the full described plate. Budget correctly excluded from the public brief. Advisory only — client is open to increasing post-trial. Not a blocker; present to Marketplace at $7K, best match available."
},
"niche_requirements": {
"status": "pass",
"notes": "Niche ICP (wholesale fashion / B2B AI design platform) is captured, with fashion/design/creative-tool familiarity appropriately listed as a nice-to-have rather than a hard filter, which keeps the match pool viable. AEO/AI-search experience also correctly a nice-to-have (that's the separate Role 2). Reasonable handling of a narrow vertical."
},
"single_marketer_feasibility": {
"status": "flag",
"notes": "Call surfaced two distinct roles (product marketer vs. AEO specialist). Brief correctly scopes only Role 1 to a single marketer, keeping it feasible. Remaining tension: at a $7K cap, the combined ask (high-volume graphic + short-form + case-study video production AND positioning/ICP messaging AND ABM groundwork) is a full plate for one senior specialist and may skew toward execution-heavy or mid-level talent. Feasible as scoped for near-term core (visual content + messaging cleanup); ABM/growth should remain future expansion. Advisory only."
},
"multi_role_split": {
"status": "flag",
"notes": "no_agreed_role_split / lump_sum_split_estimated: full $7K effectively allocated to the Product Marketer for now; AEO/SEO role unpriced and deferred. Auto-QTB needs_review. Correctly documented in internal notes and excluded from public brief. Not a blocker for Role 1 matching."
}
},
"escalation": {
"action": "advise_proceed",
"edit_or_question": "Proceed with matching Role 1 (Product Marketer). When presenting candidates, set client expectations that at the $7K firm cap the strongest fits will likely be execution-strong product marketers rather than the full senior 'visual + positioning + ABM' unicorn quoted at $10-15K; flag any seniority/scope trade-offs at shortlist. Keep ABM/growth as future expansion, not near-term deliverables. Track the deferred AEO/SEO role separately (needs_review) and revisit budget/split if client expands after the two-week trial.",
"rationale": "Brief has strong transcript fidelity and clear, correctly-scoped role alignment; the open items are advisory (budget below provider pricing, single-marketer full-plate feasibility, and an unpriced deferred second role). None warrant blocking matching, so this is an advisory GO with expectation-setting notes for the matcher."
}
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Merged Pre-Rank Pool 200
| Rank | Candidate | Merge score | Strategies | Rank in lanes | Roles | Skills | Tools |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Juda Borrayo juda.borrayo@gmail.com |
3 | structured, channels, content | ||||
| 2 | Raquel Bowles raquel@raquelbowles.com |
3 | structured, channels, content | ||||
| 3 | Garrison Yang g@u13n.com |
3 | structured, channels, content | ||||
| 4 | Jason Etter JasonJamesEtter@gmail.com |
3 | structured, channels, content | ||||
| 5 | Roxane Chabassier marketing@roxanech.com |
2 | companies, content | ||||
| 6 | Barrett Young jbarrett.young@gmail.com |
2 | channels, content | ||||
| 7 | David Lorango dlorango@gmail.com |
2 | channels, content | ||||
| 8 | Katya Bovykina katya.bovykina@gmail.com |
2 | structured, content | ||||
| 9 | Erynn Hart erynn@ethicagency.com |
2 | channels, content | ||||
| 10 | Dillon Zolnierczyk dillon@theconvertlab.com |
2 | structured, content | ||||
| 11 | Manuel Rietzsch manuelrietzsch@yahoo.com |
2 | structured, content | ||||
| 12 | Eugene Park eugenepark81@gmail.com |
2 | channels, content | ||||
| 13 | Sarina Quinlan hello@sarinaquinlan.com |
2 | structured, content | ||||
| 14 | Ro Ahuja ro@roahmarketing.com |
2 | structured, content | ||||
| 15 | Cori Morris corisuemorris@gmail.com |
2 | channels, content | ||||
| 16 | Joel Rakes joelrakes@gmail.com |
2 | structured, content | ||||
| 17 | Bryttney Blanken bryttney@bryttneyblanken.com |
2 | structured, content | ||||
| 18 | Chris Ahn useracquisitionconsultant@gmail.com |
2 | companies, content | ||||
| 19 | Luanne Bryant luanne@narwhal.marketing |
2 | structured, content | ||||
| 20 | Christy Noel 1christynoel@gmail.com |
2 | channels, content | ||||
| 21 | Ahmed Youssef ASE.Youssef@gmail.com |
2 | structured, channels | ||||
| 22 | Androniki Bossonis abossonis@gmail.com |
2 | structured, channels | ||||
| 23 | Bianca Nieves bianca.r.nieves@gmail.com |
2 | structured, channels | ||||
| 24 | Bobby Gaffin robertgaffiniv@gmail.com |
2 | structured, channels | ||||
| 25 | Elise Pickersgill eliselauren.p@gmail.com |
2 | structured, channels | ||||
| 26 | Kevin Quang kevinquangchicagobooth@gmail.com |
2 | structured, channels | ||||
| 27 | Narayan Prasath nprasath2511@gmail.com |
2 | structured, channels | ||||
| 28 | Neel Natarajan neel@navigatedigitalmarketing.com |
2 | structured, channels | ||||
| 29 | Neha Divanji nehadivanji@gmail.com |
2 | structured, channels | ||||
| 30 | Sam Omidi sam@bravemedia.com |
2 | structured, channels | ||||
| 31 | Tapiwa Chikopera mail@iamtapiwa.com |
2 | structured, channels | ||||
| 32 | Lorraine Taylor taylorlorraineott@gmail.com |
2 | structured, companies | ||||
| 33 | Youssef Kholeif yykholeif@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 34 | Lin Shearer lin@sparkconsulting.io |
1 | content | ||||
| 35 | Kate Zbrzezny kzbrzezny@yahoo.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 36 | Lee Mills lee.mills@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 37 | Saima Omar egb08so@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 38 | Kevin Charette kcharettejobs@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 39 | Arielle Shnaidman arielle@arielleshnaidman.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 40 | Katie Samuelson kjsamuels4@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 41 | Elizabeta Stamenkovic elizabetastamenkovic@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 42 | Jay Cooke jaycookesf@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 43 | Diana Perez dianap@thecreativepencil.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 44 | Rachel Sorrells rachel.e.sorrells@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 45 | Tyler Suss tylersuss@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 46 | Gloria Chik gloria@roguestories.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 47 | Tony Yang tones810@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 48 | David Lim david.hyun.lim@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 49 | Valerie Driessen vdriessen@attainmarketing.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 50 | Anya Lichtenstein lichtenan@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 51 | Ash Kennedy ash@creativefreedomsocial.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 52 | Rebecca Holland McCarty hello@mischievousdesign.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 53 | Blue Tyler Bookhard bookhardnyc@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 54 | Eric Dickmann edickmann@fiveechelon.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 55 | Helena Salvo Maranville helenasalvo@hotmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 56 | Rishi Patel rp@therishipatel.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 57 | Thy Nguyen thykarlanguyen@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 58 | Brian Chevalier-Jordan" brian.jordan.mba@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 59 | Christina Diane Warner christina.d.warner@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 60 | Natalie Sonnier natalie.sonnier@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 61 | Udit Misra udit.misra93@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 62 | Andrew Taylor andrew.taylor@hey.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 63 | Dimana Markova dimana@downtoearthmarketing.co.uk |
1 | content | ||||
| 64 | Bo-Peter Laanen" bo@blaanen.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 65 | Carlos Gil carlos@gilmedia.co |
1 | content | ||||
| 66 | Erin Gottfried erin@skunkhillcreative.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 67 | Loddie Allison elizabeth.b.allison@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 68 | Jay Rathell yamaro83@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 69 | Kasey Bayne kasey.bayne@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 70 | Wilton Arellano hello@wiltonjames.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 71 | Daniel Zeevi dan@creativeform.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 72 | Erin Corn hello@shorebird-media.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 73 | Juliana Casale juliana.casale@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 74 | Kendall Fuhrman kendallfuhrmanmarketing@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 75 | LaNell Frances Angerstein lanell@6degrees.team |
1 | content | ||||
| 76 | Lauren Taylor laurtaylor1@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 77 | Nancy Le nancy.bnle@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 78 | Valbona Tika Demiri valbonatika@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 79 | Ayaka Hayashi ayaka0413@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 80 | Jessica Sta. Maria jessicaraesta.maria@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 81 | Jhana Ellard jhana.ellard@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 82 | Pedro Menezes Pereira pedro.menezes.pereira@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 83 | Sheba Tamakloe sheba.tamakloe@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 84 | Sushant Raj sushant@growthmaverick.co |
1 | content | ||||
| 85 | Abby Shepard abbyshepard8@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 86 | Ainsley Fagerström ainsley.fagerstrom@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 87 | Cristian Calls Insa cristiancalls@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 88 | Galina Rodriguez socialgirlgalina@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 89 | Michelle Hsu michelle@kjmhdigital.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 90 | Mindy Anderson ibreathemarketing@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 91 | Bing Han bing.han33@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 92 | Heather Wright heatherwrightconsulting@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 93 | James Alexander jamanifest@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 94 | Nina Dark helloninadark@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 95 | Paige Barrett paigejbarrett@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 96 | Stefan Andre Borys s.borys1@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 97 | Amanda Garren amandaelizabethgarren@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 98 | Andy Rooks andy.rooks@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 99 | Gen Furukawa genfurukawa@gmail.com |
1 | content | ||||
| 100 | Jason M Veen jason@bravemedia.com |
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Top Matches 5
#1 Rebecca ioannucci score 52 hard fail
hello@mischievousdesign.com
Rebecca is a strong, hands-on paid-social graphic designer with 10+ years creating advertising creative (static + motion) for primarily DTC/B2C brands like Stripes Beauty, Swiss Gear, and Pokemon Center via Tinuiti. She is genuinely excellent at visual production and has fashion/apparel/footwear subindustry exposure. However, this role is a blended B2B PRODUCT MARKETER who must translate complex, technical platform capabilities into value propositions and own ICP messaging/positioning — a discipline her profile does not demonstrate. Her experience is design execution for consumer performance ads, not B2B product marketing for a technical AI platform. She satisfies the visual storytelling hard requirement but fails the core B2B product marketing hard requirement, and her rate raises budget concerns.
Why surfaced: 10+ years of experience creating stunning, top-performing advertising creative for social media (paid & organic strategies). I can help with both strategy and production of creative assets still & motion.
Hard pass/partial/fail: 0/0/0 - Important pass/partial/fail: 0/0/0
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#2 Jason Etter score 59 hard fail
JasonJamesEtter@gmail.com
Jason is a seasoned B2B growth/product marketer with strong messaging, positioning, and GTM chops—especially translating complex technical products (ISP networking, incentive platforms) into value propositions. However, this role's core HARD requirement is hands-on VISUAL storytelling (graphic design + short-form and case study video production at daily cadence), and his profile shows almost no evidence of personally producing high-output graphics/video. His strength is written narrative, funnel strategy, and AI content workflows, not visual creative execution. He passes the budget cap comfortably but fails the visual-creator bar, so he does not pass all hard requirements.
Why surfaced: Created vertical-specific assets—translating complex tech into value props for SMBs, ISPs, and managed service partners
Hard pass/partial/fail: 0/0/0 - Important pass/partial/fail: 0/0/0
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#3 Katya Bovykina score 56 hard fail
katya.bovykina@gmail.com
Katya is a senior B2B growth marketer / fractional CMO with deep experience in SEO, GTM strategy, CRO, email, HubSpot, and marketing leadership across SaaS and tech platforms—including directly relevant fashion-tech (ApparelMagic, an ERP/PLM/CRM platform for fashion brands) and construction-tech (Anguleris/BIMsmith). However, this role is fundamentally a hands-on visual product marketer: someone who personally produces a high volume of graphics, short-form video, and case study video that translate technical platform capabilities into visual value propositions. Katya's profile shows strategy, audits, SEO, and channel management—largely via delegation to designers, agencies, and content teams—not hands-on visual production. She lists Canva/Photoshop and 'Graphic design' as a skill, but there is no evidence of personally shipping high-output visual/video content, which is the core hard requirement. She also fails the budget hard cap.
Why surfaced: Someone who can translate complex platform capabilities into clear visual narratives—graphics, short-form video, and case study video—not audit-and-strategy leadership delivered through delegated design teams.
Hard pass/partial/fail: 0/0/0 - Important pass/partial/fail: 0/0/0
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#4 Narayan Prasath score 54 hard fail
nprasath2511@gmail.com
Narayan is a seasoned B2B SaaS growth/demand-gen marketer with 10+ years across ABM, paid media, SEM/SEO, CRO, and analytics. He has genuine product-marketing-adjacent work (ICP/persona/messaging and brand identity for Phone Home Leads) and some hands-on creative (website design/build on Framer, brand assets, Photoshop). However, this role's HARD requirements center on strong hands-on VISUAL storytelling—graphic design plus short-form and case-study VIDEO—translating technical platform capabilities into visual value props. His profile shows very little video content production and is dominated by performance/demand-gen and pipeline work rather than high-output visual/video content. His preferred rate ($65/hr) also likely exceeds the firm $7,000/month cap at anything near full-time. Net: a strong growth marketer, but a partial fit for a visual-first product marketer, and he fails/at-risk on two hard requirements.
Why surfaced: Solid B2B SaaS growth marketer with real ICP/messaging and brand-identity chops, but light on the hands-on short-form/case-study video and high-volume visual output this visual-first product marketing role demands.
Hard pass/partial/fail: 0/0/0 - Important pass/partial/fail: 0/0/0
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#5 Lilly Albertz score 54 hard fail
lilly.albertz1@gmail.com
Lilly is a senior international marketing leader with strong B2B product marketing and GTM strategy chops (Procore, Dell, PepsiCo, Royal Caribbean). She has genuine product marketing depth—positioning, messaging, customer discovery, and GTM execution across markets—which maps well to the ICP/messaging portion of this role. However, this role's non-negotiable core is hands-on visual content creation (graphic design + short-form/case study video) produced at a near-daily cadence for a lean founder-led team, and her profile reads as a strategy/leadership operator who directs teams and budgets rather than a hands-on visual producer. Her stated $150/hr rate also blows through the firm $7,000/month cap. She fails on hands-on visual execution proof and on budget, so she does not pass all hard requirements.
Why surfaced: Strong B2B product marketer and GTM strategist, but the profile shows a team-leading strategist, not the hands-on visual content producer this lean, founder-led role requires—and her $150/hr rate breaks the firm $7K/month cap.
Hard pass/partial/fail: 0/0/0 - Important pass/partial/fail: 0/0/0
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Bench Candidates 5
#6 Joel Rakes score 53 hard fail
joelrakes@gmail.com
Joel is a strong B2B/B2C product marketer and growth marketer with genuine product marketing depth—positioning, value props, GTM, and messaging work at Headway, Checkr, and several startups. He satisfies the B2B product marketing requirement (req-001) and fits the $7,000/month budget at $85/hr. However, he fails the core visual storytelling hard requirement (req-002): there is no evidence of hands-on graphic design, short-form video, or case study video production. His tools skew to CRO/analytics (Optimizely, Looker, Tableau, Hotjar) with only Canva/Photoshop listed and no demonstrated visual output. This role is fundamentally a blended visual + product marketing hire, and the visual execution half is unproven. He also lacks fashion/creative-tool and wholesale-B2B-buyer audience relevance (his audience classification is B2C consumers).
Why surfaced: A capable product marketer who owns positioning and GTM, but the role's non-negotiable visual storytelling and hands-on graphic/video execution are absent from the profile.
Hard pass/partial/fail: 0/0/0 - Important pass/partial/fail: 0/0/0
#7 Luanne Bryant score 53 hard fail
luanne@narwhal.marketing
Luanne is a seasoned B2B SaaS growth marketer with strong GTM, ICP/positioning, HubSpot/CRM architecture, SEO, paid, and analytics chops across fintech/healthtech startups. She has genuine product-marketing muscle (ICP definition, exec messaging, case studies, one-pagers, simplifying complex AI features) that maps well to the messaging half of this role. However, the role's defining requirement is hands-on VISUAL storytelling — high-volume graphic design plus short-form and case study VIDEO — and her profile shows almost no evidence of video production and only generic 'Graphic design'/Canva/Photoshop listing with no portfolio of visual output. She is fundamentally a growth/demand-gen operator, not a visual content producer, so she fails the core visual-storytelling hard requirement. Budget also fails: her $75/hr rate implies roughly $12k/month at typical retainer hours, well above the firm $7,000/month cap.
Why surfaced: Simplified complex AI features into clear messaging that improved product understanding and lead conversion.
Hard pass/partial/fail: 0/0/0 - Important pass/partial/fail: 0/0/0
#8 Sorrina Beecher score 52 hard fail
sorrina.bee@thewhiteagency.co
Sorrina is a seasoned content marketer, brand strategist, and award-winning journalist with 20+ years of experience in B2B brand positioning, copywriting, thought leadership, case studies, and website refreshes. She has genuine strengths in messaging/positioning (req-005) and B2B content across technical categories (CASE Construction equipment, health tech, wealth management). However, this role's HARD requirements center on hands-on VISUAL storytelling—graphic design plus short-form and case study video—translating a complex technical platform into visual value propositions. Her profile is overwhelmingly writing/PR/strategy-oriented, with visual creative shown as direction and coordination ('worked alongside external design resources,' 'creative direction') rather than personal graphic/video production. She fails the visual-storytelling hard requirement and her rate ($85/hr) likely strains the $7,000/month firm cap depending on hours.
Why surfaced: Worked alongside external design resources and coordinate visual content creation.
Hard pass/partial/fail: 0/0/0 - Important pass/partial/fail: 0/0/0
#9 Elise Pickersgill score 51 hard fail
eliselauren.p@gmail.com
Elise is a senior content/growth marketer with 10+ years across SaaS/B2B/tech, strong in content strategy, SEO, CRO, lifecycle, and product-marketing messaging (including Adobe's AI messaging framework). However, this role's defining HARD requirement is hands-on visual content creation—graphic design plus short-form and case study video—and her profile shows content strategy, copywriting, and video/voice *scripts*, not hands-on graphic design or video production. She lists Canva and Webflow but shows no portfolio of self-produced graphics/video. Her budget also appears to exceed the firm $7,000/month cap. She is a plausible fit on B2B product messaging but fails the core visual-execution and budget hard gates.
Why surfaced: I'm equally comfortable creating strategic roadmaps or getting hands-on with copy, campaigns, and analytics.
Hard pass/partial/fail: 0/0/0 - Important pass/partial/fail: 0/0/0
#10 Gen Furukawa score 50 hard fail
genfurukawa@gmail.com
Gen is an experienced B2B SaaS content marketing leader (13+ years) with strong credentials in written content, case studies, LLM/SEO strategy, and messaging for technical AI platforms. He has real strength translating complex tech into clear narratives (WisdomAI, Iterate.ai). However, this role's core is hands-on VISUAL storytelling—graphic design plus short-form and case study video at high daily cadence. Gen's profile is overwhelmingly writing/strategy-led with only thin, incidental video/design references (booth design, "create branded collateral," Figma as a listed tool). There is no evidence he personally produces high-volume graphic design or video content. He also lacks fashion/wholesale industry context, and his $100/hr rate likely strains the $7,000/month firm cap at the intended volume. He fails the two skill HARD requirements around visual content execution.
Why surfaced: As the first content marketer at WisdomAI, I defined the brand voice and GTM messaging, translating complex AI tech into clear narratives.
Hard pass/partial/fail: 0/0/0 - Important pass/partial/fail: 0/0/0
Requirement Coverage Matrix
| Requirement | Rebecca ioannucci 52 | Jason Etter 59 | Katya Bovykina 56 | Narayan Prasath 54 | Lilly Albertz 54 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HARD B2B product marketing for technical products Experience translating complex/technical platform capabilities into clear, visual value propositions for a B2B audience. | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted |
| HARD Visual storytelling / hands-on graphic + video content Strong hands-on visual content creation across graphics, short-form video, and case study videos. | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted |
| HARD Firm budget cap of $7,000/month $7,000/month firm cap (USD, retainer); may increase after a successful two-week trial. | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted |
| IMPORTANT High-volume, consistent content output Ability to produce a high volume of visual content with a roughly daily posting cadence and clean up website/social messaging in the first 60-90 days. | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted |
| IMPORTANT ICP messaging & positioning Ability to own/refine ICP messaging and website positioning in partnership with the founders. | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted |
| IMPORTANT B2B / wholesale-fashion context Comfort marketing a B2B AI platform serving the wholesale fashion industry (buyers at department stores). | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted |
| IMPORTANT Senior specialist able to own execution + strategy in a lean team Senior specialist comfortable owning both messaging/positioning and creative execution for a lean, founder-led team (works directly with founders). | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted |
| IMPORTANT B2B wholesale-fashion buyers Content and messaging must resonate with a B2B wholesale-fashion buyer audience (design/sales teams and department-store buyers). | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted | missing No evidence emitted |
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