About Cumulus Vision: We're a Salesforce consulting firm undergoing a strategic transformation from traditional consultancy to AI native strategic partner. We deliver enterprise grade Salesforce solutions in weeks instead of months, using AI to accelerate development while focusing on business outcomes rather than billable hours.
Role Overview: We're seeking a part-time Marketing Strategy Guide to architect and execute this positioning transformation. You'll lead a complete website overhaul, develop new marketing strategies, manage campaigns, and work with our development team to align all touch points with our new AI-native positioning.
Key Responsibilities: Website Transformation: Lead complete website redesign strategy from positioning to user experience
Collaborate with WordPress/Elementor developer on full site rebuild
Create new site architecture, navigation, and conversion funnels
Develop landing page strategy for different buyer personas and campaign needs
Ensure website reflects AI-native positioning throughout all touchpoints
Strategic Planning: Develop comprehensive marketing strategy for AI-native positioning
Create buyer personas for C-level decision makers in digital transformation
Design customer journey mapping and conversion optimization
Provide competitive positioning and messaging framework
Content Strategy: Guide content creation across all marketing channels
Ensure messaging resonates with enterprise buyers
Develop thought leadership positioning and content themes
Create content testing and optimization frameworks
Requirements
3+ years B2B marketing for professional services, consulting, or SaaS
Proven experience leading website redesigns and repositioning projects
Experience with marketing transformations or complete brand overhauls
Track record of successful B2B campaign optimization
Previous work with consulting firms or technical services companies
Experience marketing to C-level executives and enterprise buyers
Knowledge of Salesforce ecosystem or business transformation
Success with value-based positioning vs. commodity service marketing