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Sr. Marketing Manager, Search Marketing

US, NY, New YorkManager or leadMarketing

Listed on Amazon’s official careers site. Posted May 18, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

The primary responsibilities of the Search Marketing organization are to drive web site traffic, maximize channel revenue and improve customer experience. We manage Earned (SEO) and Paid Search channels (Text and Shopping Ads) on external search engines and run experiments with a view to programmatically improve our ROI and find levers to grow the Amazon business. Our channel is one of the largest levers for Amazon business and new customer acquisition.

We work with internal customers across all levels of the organization worldwide and enjoy the challenges and rewards of working in a fast-growing organization.

We are seeking a seasoned Product Marketing Manager to lead Paid Search channel marketing for one of Amazon's largest managed traffic driving channels. In this role, you will lead the development and execution of the paid marketing marketing strategy. This is a high-visibility position with scope for creativity and self-development. You will develop a detailed understanding of digital marketing (SEO/SEM in particular) and understand the long-term financial impact of customer behavior trends.

The role requires a highly analytical mindset as well as a curiosity to seek out new possibilities. You should be strong at and attracted to the analytical and technical side of marketing as well as to the creative and experimental side, consistently using one to inform the other. You will be comfortable thinking big and diving deep. You will be the single point of contact for specific areas of the business and will be the search team's expert for that product line, gathering insights and applying learnings to additional lines of business / countries.

The successful candidate will think strategically and execute rigorously. You must be able to thrive in an entrepreneurial environment and not be hindered by ambiguity or competing priorities. You will anticipate and remove bottlenecks, anticipate and make tradeoffs, and balance the business needs versus constraints. You will be at the center of the customer experience and need to dive into the customers’ responses, incremental business impact, and budget justification on your program, which requires strong analytical skills.

You Earn the Trust of your stakeholders and influence them. You look around corners for potential opportunities or challenges and proactively put in place plans to address them.

Key job responsibilities

- Develop deep search channel insights and understanding in partnership with retail teams, other marketing channel teams, and international stakeholders

- Translate channel insights into test plans, product/feature proposals, and opportunities for optimization

- Define and run tests, including A/B experiments to test new vendor features and/or inform new product development

- Conduct in-depth analyses to refine our understanding of the search space and uncover optimization opportunities

- Translate analytical findings into actionable insights and concise business actions and recommendations

About the team

The Search Marketing organization is responsible for driving traffic to Amazon from External Search Vendors (i.e. Google, Bing, etc) worldwide. We partner with teams across the business to execute search marketing initiatives.

Please reach out if you'd like to learn more.

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