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What does a Marketing Director do?

A marketing director leads a company's marketing function — setting strategy, owning the budget, and managing the managers and specialists who run day-to-day campaigns. It is a senior leadership role above marketing manager that typically reports to a VP of Marketing, CMO, or the founder/CEO.

Across 62 current marketing director openings, the most-requested skills are B2B, SEO, Demand Gen, Product Marketing, Paid Media, and Go-to-Market.

Core responsibilities

Computed from current job descriptions

Marketing Director job requirements

Based on 62 active marketing director job descriptions that have been semantically classified. These are observed employer requirements, not a generic career-guide checklist.

RequirementShare of classified jobsObserved count
Budget ownership48%30 of 62
People management45%28 of 62
Full-funnel ownership32%20 of 62
Pipeline accountability29%18 of 62
Marketing systems ownership27%17 of 62
Hiring / team-building responsibility23%14 of 62
Forecasting responsibility21%13 of 62
Revenue accountability15%9 of 62
Explicit AI capability13%8 of 62
Quantified prior results expected10%6 of 62
Builds AI workflows6%4 of 62
International / multi-market scope6%4 of 62
P&L exposure3%2 of 62
AI agent orchestration2%1 of 62
2.5/3Strategic ownership
1.8/3Cross-functional leadership
1.9/3Decision authority
1.6/3Executive exposure
1.4/3Commercial accountability
1.1/3Analytical depth
1.3/3Systems / martech scope
1.6/3Change leadership
1.8/3Stakeholder complexity

Scope scores run from 0 (mostly execution / within-team work) to 3 (broad strategic or company-wide ownership).

Skills employers explicitly require

Skill / toolRequiredPreferred
B2B34%2%
Demand Gen26%2%
SEO19%0%
Google Analytics18%0%
Paid Media16%0%
Lead Generation15%0%
HubSpot13%2%
Product Marketing11%3%
Performance Marketing11%2%
Marketing Automation11%2%

Methodology: candidate requirements are extracted from the original job description, stored as typed semantic features, and aggregated deterministically. Binary requirements count only high-confidence explicit-positive classifications; skill rows distinguish required from preferred mentions. Percentages use the semantically classified active-job sample for this role.

AI career intelligence · semantic job-description analysis

How AI agents are changing Marketing Director roles

Across 62 current semantically classified marketing director roles, 13% explicitly expect meaningful AI capability and 6% give the candidate substantive responsibility for building or orchestrating agentic workflows. This separates ordinary AI-tool usage from workflow building and agent/system ownership.

8explicit AI-requirement roles
4agentic-AI roles
13%AI requirement rate
6%agentic responsibility rate

AI leverage level

Observed levelJobsShare
Level 0 — traditional4573%
Level 1 — AI user813%
Level 3 — workflow builder58%
Level 4 — agent orchestrator12%
Level 5 — AI systems leader35%

Where employers expect AI to be used

Marketing use caseShareObserved count
Workflow automation8%5 of 62
Content5%3 of 62
Analytics / reporting5%3 of 62
Creative production2%1 of 62
Research / intelligence2%1 of 62
CRM / lifecycle2%1 of 62
Lead generation / scoring2%1 of 62

Listed salary associations

$140,000–$170,000all v2-classified roles · 15 listings

USD salary cohorts only. These are unadjusted associations, not causal AI salary premiums; seniority, geography, employer mix and other factors can explain differences.

Jev makes bounded semantic judgments from each original job description. The site stores those features once; cohorting, percentages, joins and salary calculations are deterministic Rust/SQLite. Agentic responsibility means building/configuring agent workflows or more advanced orchestration — not simply using ChatGPT.

62 active jobs matching role: Marketing Director

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Marketing Director FAQ

What does a marketing director do?

A marketing director leads a company's marketing function — setting strategy, owning the budget, and managing the managers and specialists who run day-to-day campaigns. It is a senior leadership role above marketing manager that typically reports to a VP of Marketing, CMO, or the founder/CEO.

What skills do employers want from a marketing director?

In current marketing director openings, the most-requested skills are B2B, SEO, Demand Gen, Product Marketing, Paid Media, and Go-to-Market.

How much does a marketing director make?

In the current active job sample, the median listed range is $140,000–$170,000 across 15 openings with published pay.

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