Showing posts with label strategy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label strategy. Show all posts

Saturday, February 26, 2011

Blogger Discussion Leader on B2B Web Products

The individual who would be selected to take on the role of writing this blog would have two primary responsibilities 1) to create/maintain a new external-facing company blog for businesses level clients (B2C & B2B) that provides insight into and promotes the entire platform of Google business web products; and; 2) for handling questions posted by visitors, and when necessary troubleshooting and identifying emerging situations that need expeditious attention (trouble spots) related to dissatisfied or frustrated business clients. 

This professional managing this blog-level customer service hot-line would be responsible for promoting/showcasing new Google products, and to discuss the features of existing products in a way that benefits business users. These discussions would be intended to trigger thinking and feedback from business owners who are struggling with the existing Google products they are using, but are not otherwise likely to express complaints, or raise their issues through normal existing communication channels. The professional in this position would be responsible for helping solve problems that are raised before they become critical issues that can adversely effect the company's reputation or revenue avenues. This Blogger will need to develop excellent relationships with The Company customer services teams, engineering/help desk teams and business services teams on both vertical and consumer facing business units/teams.

It would be a pleasure to apply for this position, but it is not included in the list of jobs that are currently advertised at jobs.google.com, so I have applied for the following job instead:

Director of B2B Marketing, Media and Platforms - Mountain View
http://www.google.com/intl/en/jobs/uslocations/mountain-view/markcomm/marketing/director-of-b2b-marketing-media-and-platforms-mountain-view/index.html




















This series is a skills showcase of Clint Garwood, a senior-level marketing consultant actively campaigning to get a Google job. I am happy to interview for and discuss this and other positions with Google (or with other companies) where my skills and extensive experience can find a good home. I am willing to relocate and/or travel extensively as a condition of any suitable work offer made to me. Thank you for considering me for Your Team. I am looking forward to hearing from you very soon.

Friday, February 25, 2011

Blogger Discussion Lead for New Consumer Products

This external-focused blogger shares ideas and explains light technical concepts related to products that are currently in, existing and coming into Google Labs.  This light side of web technology presentation would be designed to share new product ideas that are being currently developed/tested by the Google Labs team to external audiences. This blog would be a sounding point for questions, criticisms and discussions.

The role of the blogger would be to start and keep discussion going about Labs products and to encourage trial, testing and feedback to development teams. This external-audience blogger will be responsible for encouraging experimentation of Lab’s products and should integrate feedback and experiences received as comments into new blog posts. The individual will also be responsible for using suggestions that are provided to the company about potential new products for the Labs product as a way to pilot new product ideas to a larger audience. This blogger will solicit feedback and honest feedback from visitors to their blog including criticism and questions through the comment sections of each/any blog post.

It would be a pleasure to apply for this position, but it is not included in the list of jobs that are currently advertised at jobs.google.com, so I have applied for the following job instead:

Product Marketing Manager, Consumer Search - Mountain View
http://www.google.com/intl/en/jobs/uslocations/mountain-view/markcomm/prodmark/product-marketing-manager-consumer-search-mountain-view/index.html




















This series is a skills showcase of Clint Garwood, a senior-level marketing consultant actively campaigning to get a Google job. I am happy to interview for and discuss this and other positions with Google (or with other companies) where my skills and extensive experience can find a good home. I am willing to relocate and/or travel extensively as a condition of any suitable work offer made to me. Thank you for considering me for Your Team. I am looking forward to hearing from you very soon.

Thursday, February 24, 2011

Internal Blogger on Strategy and Business Practices

The professional who is selected to write an Internal Blog on Business Strategies for Google would by necessity be expected to consume a huge volume of printed, published, and otherwise documented information related to the company which would include information saved on internal shared company drives, as well as information that is published externally about the company from analysts reports, media coverage and competitive reviews published about the company and other partner and competitive companies.  In addition to the ability to consume a tremendous volume of printed information, this professional would also be expected to attend, audit or participate in internal and shareholder-focused meetings on a near-continuous basis.

This individual would need to possess the ability to understand the progressive nature of the core capabilities of the company, and position themselves to find and decipher fragments of information that show the future intentions and un-disclosed plans/strategies of competitors, partners and other industry organizations. This individual would be required to assimilate this information into a series of confidential blog posts which would be structured to provide company executives with a snapshot of the information (which although well documented) would by necessity take the form of executive level summary reports. This individual should be able to withstand high-level strategically focused demanding Q&A sessions with company executives who are setting and adjusting the core strategic business plans for The Company.   

I would really, really like to apply for this position, but it is not included in the list of jobs that are currently advertised at jobs.google.com, so I have applied for the following job instead:

Director of Employment Marketing, Branding - Mountain View
http://www.google.com/intl/en/jobs/uslocations/mountain-view/markcomm/marketing/director-of-employment-marketing-branding-mountain-view/index.html

















 This series is a skills showcase of Clint Garwood, a senior-level marketing consultant actively campaigning to get a Google job. I am happy to interview for and discuss this and other positions with Google (or with other companies) where my skills and extensive experience can find a good home. I am willing to relocate and/or travel extensively as a condition of any suitable work offer made to me. Thank you for considering me for Your Team. I am looking forward to hearing from you very soon.

Wednesday, February 23, 2011

Internal Blogger for New and Existing Products

This new position recommended for The Company would share insight through an internal blog to document and discover the perceptions of Google labs and beta-level products, which are being developed and internally tested, by employees and various proprietary partners under confidentiality agreements. The Internal Blogger for Developmental, New and Beta Level products would be a password (intranet) level blog that makes use of internal communications channels to help provide developers with a history of feedback on products as they go through the development cycle.

This professional would be an internal champion of tested products, but also a bearer of bad news for any and all the products of which they review. The blogger would be required to develop a schedule of upcoming products to review and would also be responsible for updating old blog posts with fresh feedback as it is received. The blogger would be expected to understand the developmental timeframe that products are constrained by, and would be expected to solicit first-person feedback in a manner that provide engineers who are developing the product with ample time to include the feedback that is received back into the development of the product before the products are offered for review to external audiences.  

It would be a pleasure to apply for this position, but it is not included in the list of jobs that are currently advertised at jobs.google.com, so I have applied for the following job instead:

Global Marketing Strategy and Operations Manager - Mountain View
http://www.google.com/intl/en/jobs/uslocations/mountain-view/markcomm/marketing/global-marketing-strategy-and-operations-manager-mountain-view/index.html


















This series is a skills showcase of Clint Garwood, a senior-level marketing consultant actively campaigning to get a Google job. I am happy to interview for and discuss this and other positions with Google (or with other companies) where my skills and extensive experience can find a good home. I am willing to relocate and/or travel extensively as a condition of any suitable work offer made to me. Thank you for considering me for Your Team. I am looking forward to hearing from you very soon.

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Restaurant and Food Service Lecture Blog Series Leader

The role of Restaurant and Food Service Lecture/Blog Series Leader is a position that is designed to help explain in everyday terms how restaurant owner/operators and larger restaurant chain brands can make a worthwhile connection between Google products and their existing street-side restaurants, cafes and public lounges.

The individual best suited for this type of customer facing position will have extensive knowledge about the food service industry and comparable knowledge of Google products and other online tools relevant to this vertical market category. The individual will create and promote solutions on an external blog that accepts questions from trade industry partners, members of the media, restaurant owner/operators, bar/tavern proprietors, and other lounge/public gathering event venues on how these businesses can get the most out of existing and new Google products to help promote their locations to existing, new and potential customers.

It would be a pleasure to apply for this position, but it is not included in the list of jobs that are currently advertised at jobs.google.com, so I have applied for the following job instead:

Lead Product Marketing Manager, Enterprise Search and Maps - Mountain View
http://www.google.com/intl/en/jobs/uslocations/mountain-view/markcomm/marketing/lead-product-marketing-manager-enterprise-search-and-maps-mountain-view/index.html


















This series is a skills showcase of Clint Garwood, a senior-level marketing consultant actively campaigning to get a Google job. I am happy to interview for and discuss this and other positions with Google (or with other companies) where my skills and extensive experience can find a good home. I am willing to relocate and/or travel extensively as a condition of any suitable work offer made to me. Thank you for considering me for Your Team. I am looking forward to hearing from you very soon.

Monday, February 21, 2011

Retail, Chain Store and Big Box Market Lecture Blog Series Leader

The position recommended as Retail, Chain Store and Big Box Market Lecture/Blog Series Leader is a role that addresses the unique circumstances that are related to connecting Google web products with an online retail presentation, that is also connected to a brick-and-mortar businesses.

The professional charged as the discussion leader for this vertical market would tackle the difficult questions that store owner-operators and managers face relating to online vs. in store pricing, geographic market limitations, shipping, receiving, returns, mobile marketplace, website promotions and other challenges related to real-time online customer service. The individual that is responsible for developing a dialogue with these vertical market business leaders would have relevant industry knowledge and would be as comfortable performing a store walk as they would in describing the nature of an online ecommerce storefront. The individual should be prepared to handle inquires from trade press reporters, trade show organizers, and professionals working in all aspects of the retail store environment. 

It would be a pleasure to apply for this position, but it is not included in the list of jobs that are currently advertised at jobs.google.com, so I have applied for the following job instead:

Lead Channel Marketing Manager, Google Apps - Mountain View
http://www.google.com/intl/en/jobs/uslocations/mountain-view/markcomm/marketing/lead-channel-marketing-manager-google-apps-mountain-view/index.html























This series is a skills showcase of Clint Garwood, a senior-level marketing consultant actively campaigning to get a Google job. I am happy to interview for and discuss this and other positions with Google (or with other companies) where my skills and extensive experience can find a good home. I am willing to relocate and/or travel extensively as a condition of any suitable work offer made to me. Thank you for considering me for Your Team. I am looking forward to hearing from you very soon.

Thursday, February 17, 2011

Non-Profit Vertical Market Blog Series Discussion Leader

The professional that would be best suited for the suggested role of Non-Profit Vertical Market Blog Series Discussion Leader would be an individual that understands the unique and dynamic nature of how the web has been, and can be used to trigger charitable acts and charitable giving to non-profit organizations.

This individual would have knowledge of activities that are related to non-profit organizations across the spectrum including educational, personal services, disaster relief organizations, political and religious groups who use the web to connect with, distribute and solicit support for their various causes. While the individual in this position will be responsible for helping teach individuals working with non-profit institutions how Google products can be used to expand the audience reach, the primary role of this position will be to actually increase the visibility of worthwhile groups by featuring case studies and promoting the connectivity of these groups to a larger web based audience.

It would be a pleasure to apply for this position, but it is not included in the list of jobs that are currently advertised at jobs.google.com, so I have applied for the following job instead:

Lead Channel Marketing Manager, Google Apps - Mountain View
http://www.google.com/intl/en/jobs/uslocations/mountain-view/markcomm/marketing/lead-channel-marketing-manager-google-apps-mountain-view/index.html


















This series is a skills showcase of Clint Garwood, a senior-level marketing consultant actively campaigning to get a Google job. I am happy to interview for and discuss this and other positions with Google (or with other companies) where my skills and extensive experience can find a good home. I am willing to relocate and/or travel extensively as a condition of any suitable work offer made to me. Thank you for considering me for Your Team. I am looking forward to hearing from you very soon.

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Entertainment and Music Market Lecture/Blog Series Leader

The role of Entertainment Property and Music Market Lecture/Blog Series Leader is another vertical business position that requires a unique professional who can connect specific knowledge related to the challenges professionals in this industry face when Google products to their online businesses activities.  The individual in this role would work closely with industry groups, experts and small/large companies to train/troubleshoot and solve problems as they relate to how the content produced by this industry is published and promoted through Google entertainment platforms.

The individual would need to understand the unique challenges of copyright standards and be intimately interested in music, entertainment and mass media labels. This individual would be responsible for understanding video, audio, and text-based publishing, social media promotion, and would act as a company ambassador who promotes features of existing and new Google products. The professional suited for this role would maintain an external facing industry blog, and would be adept at handling requests from record labels, entertainment properties, celebrities and other media organizations.

It would be a pleasure to apply for this position, but it is not included in the list of jobs that are currently advertised at jobs.google.com, so I have applied for the following job instead:

Enterprise Apps Competitive Product Marketing Manager - Mountain View
http://www.google.com/intl/en/jobs/uslocations/mountain-view/markcomm/prodmark/enterprise-apps-competitive-product-marketing-manager-mountain-view/index.html





















This series is a skills showcase of Clint Garwood, a senior-level marketing consultant actively campaigning to get a Google job. I am happy to interview for and discuss this and other positions with Google (or with other companies) where my skills and extensive experience can find a good home. I am willing to relocate and/or travel extensively as a condition of any suitable work offer made to me. Thank you for considering me for Your Team. I am looking forward to hearing from you very soon.

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Construction and Builder Market Lecture Blog Series Leader

The role of Construction/Builder Market Lecture/Blog Series Leader is a Vertical Businesses Market position that would require a professional with specific knowledge of the challenges that builders, and other construction professionals face with working to integrate Google product usage into their existing online business based initiatives. Working closely with trade press, industry experts and providing on-site (if needed) personalized instruction seminars, this professional would work to trigger a new generation of Google business product usage from the vertical market area of construction professionals, building contractors, general services contractors, real estate professionals and other real-property developers.

This individual would be responsible for promoting the use and integration of specific tools that are available to these users such as Google maps, Adwords, Google lab products and other proprietary applications relevant to business practices. This individual would be required to maintain an external blog, and to handle request from industry groups, google business customers, trade show coordinators and members of the media. 

It would be a pleasure to apply for this position, but it is not included in the list of jobs that are currently advertised at jobs.google.com, so I have applied for the following job instead:

Maps Enterprise Product Marketing Manager - Mountain View
http://www.google.com/intl/en/jobs/uslocations/mountain-view/markcomm/prodmark/maps-enterprise-product-marketing-manager-mountain-view/index.html




















This series is a skills showcase of Clint Garwood, a senior-level marketing consultant actively campaigning to get a Google job. I am happy to interview for and discuss this and other positions with Google (or with other companies) where my skills and extensive experience can find a good home. I am willing to relocate and/or travel extensively as a condition of any suitable work offer made to me. Thank you for considering me for Your Team. I am looking forward to hearing from you very soon.

Monday, February 14, 2011

General Web User Lecture/Blog Series Leader

The suggested position, General Web User Lecture/Blog Series Leader is a new role that is akin to being a general Google Ambassador, who shares personal insight, technical knowledge and helps troubleshoot problems, issues and answers questions from a widespread general Google user audience. This discussion leader would be responsible for publishing a regular (external) blog which is specifically related to taking a question from a general user, and turning it into a solution for other users to benefit from.

This professional would be responsible for maintaining a written, video, audio and interactive-session profiles, which provides different formats of information to a variety of users, which can be accesses via multiple formats. Central to the position would be the ability to work with internal departments (like You-Tube production teams) to convert the general Lecture Blog Series presentations into multiple languages.

It would be a pleasure to apply for this position, but it is not included in the list of jobs that are currently advertised at jobs.google.com, so I have applied for the following job instead:

Director of Consumer Marketing, Brand Operations - Mountain View
http://www.google.com/intl/en/jobs/uslocations/mountain-view/markcomm/marketing/director-of-consumer-marketing-brand-operations-mountain-view/index.html

















This series is a skills showcase of Clint Garwood, a senior-level marketing consultant actively campaigning to get a Google job. I am happy to interview for and discuss this and other positions with Google (or with other companies) where my skills and extensive experience can find a good home. I am willing to relocate and/or travel extensively as a condition of any suitable work offer made to me. Thank you for considering me for Your Team. I am looking forward to hearing from you very soon.

Saturday, February 12, 2011

Vertical Markets Lecture Blog Series Leader

The role of Vertical Markets Lecture/Blog Series Leader is a position that would make use of a professional’s intimate knowledge of a vertical market area (i.e., small business, fashion, entertainment, web-tech development, automotive, travel, etc) to lead a discussion of how Google products connect to their specified industry category. Within the vertical this professional practices, the job of the professional would be to better understand how existing Google products are being used by other professionals in this area, and to encourage new usage (of new and existing products) by colleagues in their category.

This role would require the professional discover barrier issues related to existing google products and to promote new/expanded google product usage by proactively teaching others how a variety of Google products can be integrated into everyday business/personal project efforts. This role would require the professional to maintain a forward-focused blog, and the ability to conduct interviews/demonstrations with trade press, and the ability to make presentations (online and in person) to a variety of vertical industry (small and large group) audiences.

It would be a pleasure to apply for this position, but it is not included in the list of jobs that are currently advertised at jobs.google.com, so I have applied for the following job instead:

Enterprise Mid-Market Product Marketing Manager (Americas) - Mountain View
http://www.google.com/intl/en/jobs/uslocations/mountain-view/markcomm/prodmark/enterprise-mid-market-product-marketing-manager-americas-mountain-view/index.html















This series is a skills showcase of Clint Garwood, a senior-level marketing consultant actively campaigning to get a Google job. I am happy to interview for and discuss this and other positions with Google (or with other companies) where my skills and extensive experience can find a good home. I am willing to relocate and/or travel extensively as a condition of any suitable work offer made to me. Thank you for considering me for Your Team. I am looking forward to hearing from you very soon.

Wednesday, February 9, 2011

Google Business Product Web Trainer

The suggested new role of Google Business Product Web Trainer is a recommended role for a professional with The Company that would enable an individual to become a key point person who helps existing Google business product users trouble shoot, learn how to use these tools/time more effectively. This position would require the professional to conduct web-based training sessions with small and medium business owners where question/answer sessions would initialize discussions about existing features of current products.

These sessions would be business focused to explain how Google products can help ease small business burdens and solve problems related to traffic flow, ecommerce and other online connectivity situations. This individual would likely present to small groups (i.e., chamber of commerce) and at trade-shows. 

It would be a pleasure to apply for this position, but it is not included in the list of jobs that are currently advertised at jobs.google.com, so I have applied for the following job instead:

Product Marketing Manager, Search Advertising - Mountain View
http://www.google.com/intl/en/jobs/uslocations/mountain-view/markcomm/prodmark/product-marketing-manager-search-advertising-mountain-view/index.html













This series is a skills showcase of Clint Garwood, a senior-level marketing consultant actively campaigning to get a Google job. I am happy to interview for and discuss this and other positions with Google (or with other companies) where my skills and extensive experience can find a good home. I am willing to relocate and/or travel extensively as a condition of any suitable work offer made to me. Thank you for considering me for Your Team. I am looking forward to hearing from you very soon.

Saturday, February 5, 2011

New Mobile Product Strategist

The suggested new position of New Product (Mobile Web) Strategist is a position for a senior level product development specialist who has the ability to explain in everyday terms the types of products and type of experience that will define the next generation of the mobile web. This individual would be responsible for developing concept related presentations, for creating looks-like prototypes of hand-held devices and fixed-out-of-home presentation kiosks. The role would also require the professional to create presentations for internal audiences that show the basic functionality and user-feature parameters of next-generation mobile web products. This individual would ultimately have a responsibility to engage users outside The Company when products are vetted for cost/benefits analysis and for second-stage prototype-to-product transition.

It would be a pleasure to apply for this position, but it is not included in the list of jobs that are currently advertised at jobs.google.com, so I have applied for the following job instead:

Product Marketing Manager, Search Advertising - Mountain View
http://www.google.com/intl/en/jobs/uslocations/mountain-view/markcomm/prodmark/product-marketing-manager-search-advertising-mountain-view/index.html



















This series is a skills showcase of Clint Garwood, a senior-level marketing consultant actively campaigning to get a Google job. I am happy to interview for and discuss this and other positions with Google (or with other companies) where my skills and extensive experience can find a good home. I am willing to relocate and/or travel extensively as a condition of any suitable work offer made to me. Thank you for considering me for Your Team. I am looking forward to hearing from you very soon.

Friday, February 4, 2011

SMB Small Medium Business User Product Strategist

The suggested new position of Small and Medium Size Business User Product Strategist is a role for a senior level business development specialist who would be responsible for defining tools and web-based information products for business users. This position would be focused on compressing the learning curve for business owners on standard google product web use and decoding basic technical information (like analytics user guides) for this time-pressed audience. The professional would be responsible for helping these important users understand how the fundamentals of monetizing their web presentations and help them connect their valuable/proprietary content with new or previously untapped features of Google products.

It would be a pleasure to apply for this position, but it is not included in the list of jobs that are currently advertised at jobs.google.com, so I have applied for the following job instead:

Product Marketing Manager, Search Advertising - Mountain View
http://www.google.com/intl/en/jobs/uslocations/mountain-view/markcomm/prodmark/product-marketing-manager-search-advertising-mountain-view/index.html

















This series is a skills showcase of Clint Garwood, a senior-level marketing consultant actively campaigning to get a Google job. I am happy to interview for and discuss this and other positions with Google (or with other companies) where my skills and extensive experience can find a good home. I am willing to relocate and/or travel extensively as a condition of any suitable work offer made to me. Thank you for considering me for Your Team. I am looking forward to hearing from you very soon.

Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Small Business Discussion Leader and Blogger

The position of Small Business Discussion Leader would be a role that requires a professional to engage small and medium business users/clients who use Google features but are not fully tapping the benefits and potential of these online tools to support their online businesses goals. Through the creation of a semi-personalized web-training series, lecture tour, and ongoing (i.e., daily) blogging, this new/suggested role would help bring information, solutions and motivation to small and medium business users in a way that helps them engage more fully with a wide variety of Google products.

It would be a pleasure to apply for this position, but it is not included in the list of jobs that are currently advertised at http://jobs.google.com so I have applied for the following job instead:

Product Leader, Small Business Solutions - Mountain View
http://www.google.com/intl/en/jobs/uslocations/mountain-view/markcomm/prodmark/product-leader-small-business-solutions-mountain-view/index.html  












This series is a skills showcase of Clint Garwood, a senior-level marketing consultant actively campaigning to get a Google job. I am happy to interview for and discuss this and other positions with Google (or with other companies) where my skills and extensive experience can find a good home. I am willing to relocate and/or travel extensively as a condition of any suitable work offer made to me. Thank you for considering me for Your Team. I am looking forward to hearing from you very soon.