Marketing Manager Expert
Ethos • Remote
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$70/hr
The rate in the listing.
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About this role
From the Ethos listing
We're working with a leading foundational AI lab to find experienced B2B marketing managers who can help train their latest language model on professional presentation and slide deck tasks. We're looking for marketing managers with 4+ years building campaign, launch, and leadership decks to create, evaluate, and refine AI-generated presentations and slide decks across core workflows: marketing plan presentations, campaign performance reviews, product launch decks, budget proposals, webinar and event slides, and messaging/positioning frameworks.
Compensation: $70/hour
Commitment: Flexible, 5-20 hours per week (or more if desired)
Location: Fully remote, work on your own schedule
Start date: ASAP
Qualifications:
- 4+ years in B2B marketing at a top company
- Strong expertise in translating campaign data into executive-ready slides
- Expert-level PowerPoint and slide craftsmanship, with excellent written communication and attention to detail
About Ethos
Ethos is a new expert network built by a McKinsey/SoftBank/DeepMind team and backed by world-leading investors like General Catalyst. We connect experts with investors and consultancies for paid expert calls, speaking engagements, and advisory opportunities.
How long hiring takes
Across the platforms we list, people typically hear back about a hire within about 25 days of applying.
Prepare for the Ethos call
Ethos's AI interviewer asks about your Marketing Manager background. These are our own practice questions for that work, not Ethos's.
How do you approach building a marketing strategy for a product entering a market you haven't worked in before?
I start with market analysis to understand the competitive landscape and what's already resonating with the target audience, rather than applying a playbook from a previous market without adjustment, since audience behavior and channel effectiveness vary significantly between markets. I validate assumptions with small tests before committing significant budget to a full strategy.
What's your process for deciding which marketing channels deserve budget when you have limited data on what works for a specific audience?
I allocate a smaller testing budget across a few promising channels first rather than committing fully to one based on assumption, then double down on whichever channels show the strongest early signal. I set a clear timeframe for evaluating results so testing doesn't stretch indefinitely without a decision.
How do you use market analysis to identify a genuine opportunity rather than just following what competitors are doing?
I look for gaps competitors aren't addressing well, based on actual customer feedback or unmet needs, rather than assuming a strategy is good because a competitor is doing it, since that competitor's context and resources might not translate to ours. Following competitors closely tends to produce parity at best, not an advantage.
What's your approach to creative problem-solving when a campaign underperforms and the cause isn't obvious?
I break the campaign down by stage, like reach, engagement, and conversion, to find where it's actually underperforming rather than assuming the creative itself is the problem, since the issue could be targeting or the offer rather than the message. I test one variable at a time when iterating so I can attribute improvement to the actual change made.
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How and when does Ethos pay experts?
Within 30 days of your invoice, after a project closes. Some AI training platforms pay weekly, so plan for the longer wait.
Is Ethos regular AI training work like rating chatbot responses?
No. Ethos is an expert network. AI labs, investment funds and large companies pay for your domain knowledge (deal analysis, clinical reasoning, legal logic, financial modeling) in three formats: multi-week consulting engagements, 30 to 60 minute advisory calls, and research surveys. Listings like this one are the AI-lab engagements, where you write or review expert material for a model.
How many hours a week is this Marketing Manager work?
Between 5 and 20 hours a week. At $70/hr that is $350 to $1,400 a week. You set your own hours.
What experience does this Marketing Manager listing ask for?
The listing asks for 4+ years in B2B marketing at a top company; strong expertise in translating campaign data into executive-ready slides; and expert-level PowerPoint and slide craftsmanship, with excellent written communication and attention to detail. Ethos's interviewer builds your profile from your CV, so have the roles that show this ready to talk through.
How much does this specific role pay?
This listing is posted at $70/hr, an hourly rate. Pay can change after we check the listing, so confirm the rate on the platform's application page.
What happens when I click Apply on this listing?
The link opens Ethos's sign-up. There is no form for this listing: Ethos's AI interviewer asks about your career in a 5 to 15 minute call, builds your profile from it, and then matches you to projects like this one. Keep your CV open and cover the experience the Qualifications above ask for.
Who built Ethos and is it legitimate?
Yes. Ethos was founded in London in 2024 by James Lo (McKinsey, SoftBank Vision Fund) and Daniel Mankowitz (Google DeepMind research scientist and lead author of AlphaDev). It raised a $22.75M Series A led by a16z in May 2026, with General Catalyst and XTX Markets participating, and works with AI labs, private equity firms, hedge funds and consultancies. The link on this page is an affiliate link; it doesn't affect your pay or the projects you're offered.