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Jordan Martinez
Marketing Manager
New York, NY · jordan@email.com · (212) 555-0198
Summary
Results-driven marketing manager with 6+ years of experience in digital strategy, brand development, and campaign optimization for B2B SaaS companies. Proven track record driving revenue growth through data-informed marketing decisions. Skilled at building and leading cross-functional teams, managing multi-million dollar budgets, and translating complex analytics into actionable growth strategies. Passionate about combining creative storytelling with performance marketing to build lasting brand equity.
Experience
Senior Marketing Manager
2022 — Present
Notion · New York, NY
- Led a comprehensive brand refresh across all digital touchpoints, redesigning the website, social media presence, and marketing collateral, resulting in a 45% increase in organic traffic and a 22% improvement in brand recall within six months of launch
- Managed a $2.4M annual marketing budget across paid advertising, organic content, influencer partnerships, and event sponsorships, optimizing spend allocation based on quarterly performance analytics and achieving a 35% reduction in cost-per-acquisition
- Launched and scaled an influencer partnership program from the ground up, recruiting 50+ content creators across YouTube, LinkedIn, and Instagram, driving 15K new user signups per month at 40% lower acquisition cost than paid channels
Marketing Manager
2019 — 2022
HubSpot · Cambridge, MA
- Built and executed a full-funnel content strategy spanning blog posts, webinars, whitepapers, and gated resources, generating over 10K qualified leads per quarter and contributing to 30% of total pipeline revenue across enterprise and mid-market segments
- Spearheaded product marketing for 3 major feature releases, developing positioning frameworks, competitive battle cards, sales enablement decks, and go-to-market strategies that drove $8M in incremental ARR within the first two quarters post-launch
- Redesigned the onboarding email sequence using behavioral segmentation and A/B testing across 12 variants, improving new user activation rates by 32%, reducing time-to-value by two weeks, and increasing trial-to-paid conversion by 18%
Content Marketing Specialist
2017 — 2019
Mailchimp · Atlanta, GA
- Created and managed a comprehensive editorial calendar producing 200+ blog posts annually across 8 content categories, establishing the brand as a recognized thought leader in email marketing and small business growth
- Grew the email subscriber base from 40K to 180K through targeted lead-generation campaigns, content upgrades, strategic cross-promotion partnerships with complementary SaaS brands, and SEO-optimized landing page experiments
Projects
Brand Voice Guidelines
Authored a comprehensive 40-page brand voice document adopted across 6 departments and 200+ employees, establishing unified messaging standards for web, email, social, and sales collateral that improved brand consistency scores by 28%
Marketing Analytics Dashboard
Built a real-time analytics dashboard in Looker tracking 15 key performance indicators with automated weekly reporting and executive summaries, reducing manual reporting time by 6 hours per week and enabling data-driven budget reallocation decisions
Education
NYU Stern School of Business
B.S. Marketing, Minor in Data Science — Dean's List, GPA 3.8
2013 — 2017
Skills
SEO/SEM · Content Strategy · Marketing Analytics · HubSpot · Brand Strategy · Copywriting · A/B Testing · Google Ads · Salesforce · Figma · Email Marketing · Social Media · Data Visualization · Team Leadership
Classic
FreeTraditional single-column layout with clear section headings. The gold standard for fitting everything on one page.
Jordan Martinez
Marketing Manager
jordan@email.com | (212) 555-0198 | New York, NY
Profile
Results-driven marketing manager with 6+ years of experience in digital strategy, brand development, and campaign optimization for B2B SaaS companies. Proven track record driving revenue growth through data-informed marketing decisions. Experienced in leading distributed teams, orchestrating product launches, and developing integrated content programs that generate qualified pipeline at scale. Combines analytical rigor with creative vision to deliver campaigns that resonate with technical and executive audiences alike.
Experience
Senior Marketing Manager
2022 — Present
Notion | New York, NY
- Led a comprehensive brand refresh across all digital touchpoints, redesigning the website, social media channels, and marketing collateral, resulting in a 45% increase in organic traffic and a 22% improvement in brand recall within six months
- Managed a $2.4M annual marketing budget across paid advertising, organic content, influencer partnerships, and event sponsorships, optimizing spend allocation through quarterly performance reviews and achieving a 35% reduction in cost-per-acquisition
- Launched and scaled an influencer program from scratch, recruiting 50+ creators across YouTube, LinkedIn, and Instagram, driving 15K new signups monthly at 40% lower cost than paid acquisition channels
Marketing Manager
2019 — 2022
HubSpot | Cambridge, MA
- Built and executed a full-funnel content strategy spanning blog posts, webinars, whitepapers, and gated resources, generating over 10K qualified leads per quarter and contributing to 30% of total pipeline revenue across enterprise and mid-market segments
- Spearheaded product marketing for 3 major feature releases, developing positioning frameworks, competitive analysis, and go-to-market strategies that collectively drove $8M in incremental ARR within the first two quarters post-launch
- Redesigned the onboarding email sequence using behavioral segmentation and A/B testing across 12 variants, improving new user activation rates by 32%, cutting time-to-value by two weeks, and increasing trial-to-paid conversion by 18%
Content Marketing Specialist
2017 — 2019
Mailchimp | Atlanta, GA
- Managed an editorial calendar producing 200+ blog posts annually across 8 content verticals, establishing the brand as a recognized thought leader in email marketing and driving a 60% increase in organic search impressions year-over-year
- Grew the email subscriber base from 40K to 180K through targeted lead-generation campaigns, content upgrades, strategic cross-promotion partnerships with complementary SaaS brands, and SEO-optimized landing page experiments
Projects
Brand Voice Guidelines
Authored a comprehensive 40-page brand voice document adopted across 6 departments and 200+ employees, establishing unified messaging standards for web, email, social, and sales collateral that improved brand consistency scores by 28%
Marketing Analytics Dashboard
Built a real-time analytics dashboard in Looker tracking 15 KPIs with automated weekly reporting and executive summaries, reducing manual reporting time by 6 hours per week and enabling data-driven budget allocation decisions across all channels
Education
NYU Stern School of Business
B.S. Marketing, Minor in Data Science
2013 — 2017
Skills
SEO/SEM | Content Strategy | Marketing Analytics | Brand Development | HubSpot | A/B Testing | Google Ads | Salesforce | Figma | Email Marketing | Team Leadership
Languages
English (Native) | Spanish (Conversational)
Modern
FreeWide tracking and editorial spacing. Contemporary and minimal — every line has room to breathe.
Jordan Martinez
Marketing Manager
New York, NY · jordan@email.com · (212) 555-0198
Summary
Results-driven marketing manager with 6+ years of experience in digital strategy, brand development, and campaign optimization for B2B SaaS companies. Proven track record driving revenue growth through data-informed marketing decisions. Skilled at building and leading cross-functional teams, managing multi-million dollar budgets, and translating complex analytics into actionable growth strategies. Passionate about combining creative storytelling with performance marketing to build lasting brand equity.
Experience
Senior Marketing Manager
2022 — Present
Notion · New York, NY
- Led a comprehensive brand refresh across all digital touchpoints, redesigning the website, social media presence, and marketing collateral, resulting in a 45% increase in organic traffic and a 22% improvement in brand recall within six months of launch
- Managed a $2.4M annual marketing budget across paid advertising, organic content, influencer partnerships, and event sponsorships, optimizing spend allocation based on quarterly performance analytics and achieving a 35% reduction in cost-per-acquisition
- Launched and scaled an influencer partnership program from the ground up, recruiting 50+ content creators across YouTube, LinkedIn, and Instagram, driving 15K new user signups per month at 40% lower acquisition cost than paid channels
Marketing Manager
2019 — 2022
HubSpot · Cambridge, MA
- Built and executed a full-funnel content strategy spanning blog posts, webinars, whitepapers, and gated resources, generating over 10K qualified leads per quarter and contributing to 30% of total pipeline revenue across enterprise and mid-market segments
- Spearheaded product marketing for 3 major feature releases, developing positioning frameworks, competitive battle cards, sales enablement decks, and go-to-market strategies that drove $8M in incremental ARR within the first two quarters post-launch
- Redesigned the onboarding email sequence using behavioral segmentation and A/B testing across 12 variants, improving new user activation rates by 32%, reducing time-to-value by two weeks, and increasing trial-to-paid conversion by 18%
Content Marketing Specialist
2017 — 2019
Mailchimp · Atlanta, GA
- Created and managed a comprehensive editorial calendar producing 200+ blog posts annually across 8 content categories, establishing the brand as a recognized thought leader in email marketing and small business growth
- Grew the email subscriber base from 40K to 180K through targeted lead-generation campaigns, content upgrades, strategic cross-promotion partnerships with complementary SaaS brands, and SEO-optimized landing page experiments
Education
NYU Stern School of Business
B.S. Marketing, Minor in Data Science
2013 — 2017
Skills
SEO/SEM · Content Strategy · Marketing Analytics · HubSpot · Brand Strategy · Copywriting · A/B Testing · Google Ads · Salesforce · Figma · Email Marketing · Social Media · Data Visualization · Team Leadership
Minimal
$2.99Stripped-back design with maximum content density. The most space-efficient template in the collection.
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How to fit your resume on one page
Prioritize recent and relevant experience
Your most recent 2-3 roles deserve the most detail. For each one, include 3-4 bullet points that highlight measurable accomplishments rather than day-to-day duties. Older positions can be condensed to a single line with your title, company, and dates. If a role from eight years ago isn’t relevant to what you’re applying for now, it’s safe to drop it entirely. Recruiters care most about what you’ve done recently and whether it aligns with the open role — not a comprehensive employment history going back to your first internship.
Trim bullet points to one line each
Two-line bullet points are one of the biggest space killers on a resume. Challenge yourself to express each accomplishment in a single line — roughly 80 to 100 characters. Start with a strong action verb, state the result, and include one metric. For example, “Reduced customer onboarding time by 35% by redesigning the signup flow” says everything in one line. If a bullet runs long, ask which words you can cut without losing meaning. Adjectives and adverbs are usually the first to go. The discipline of one-line bullets forces clarity and makes your resume dramatically more scannable.
Use concise language everywhere
Small wording changes add up fast. Replace “was responsible for managing” with “managed.” Replace “utilized” with “used.” Cut filler phrases like “in order to,” “as well as,” and “in addition to.” Drop articles (“a,” “the”) where the meaning is still clear without them — resume language follows its own grammar. Review your summary section especially hard: if it’s longer than two lines, it’s probably restating information that already appears in your experience section. Every word on a one-page resume needs to justify its existence.
Choose a template designed for density
Not all templates use space the same way. Two-column layouts and templates with large headers or decorative elements eat into your content area. For a one-page resume, choose a single-column template with compact section headings, tight but readable line spacing, and minimal visual ornamentation. The Classic and Minimal templates above are specifically designed to maximize content density while maintaining clean readability. The right template can give you 15-20% more usable space compared to a template built for visual impact over information density.
What to cut and what to keep
When every line matters, knowing what to prioritize is just as important as knowing how to write it. Here’s what belongs on a one-page resume — and what doesn’t.
Keep: Quantified achievements from the last 5-7 years. These are the core of your resume and what hiring managers weigh most heavily in their decision.
Keep: A targeted skills section that mirrors the job posting. 8-12 relevant skills listed in order of proficiency signal a strong match without wasting space.
Keep: Education — degree, school, and graduation year. One line is enough unless you graduated within the last two years and have relevant coursework to highlight.
Cut:The “Objective” statement. It’s outdated and takes up 2-3 lines that are better used for a concise professional summary or dropped entirely.
Cut:“References available upon request.” Every recruiter knows this. Removing it frees up a line for content that actually differentiates you.
Cut:Generic responsibility bullets like “Managed a team” or “Handled customer inquiries.” Replace with specific results: how big was the team, what did you achieve, what improved.
Cut:Full mailing address. City and state (or “Remote”) is all a recruiter needs. Your street address adds no value and takes up precious header space.
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Should my resume always be one page?
For most job seekers with fewer than 10 years of experience, a one-page resume is ideal. Recruiters spend an average of 6-7 seconds on an initial scan, and a single page forces you to present only your strongest, most relevant qualifications. However, senior professionals, academics, or those with extensive publications may benefit from a second page. The key is that every line should earn its place — if you can say it on one page without sacrificing important content, do it.
How do I fit 10+ years of experience on one page?
Focus on the last 7-10 years in detail and condense earlier roles into a brief "Earlier Experience" line with just the job title, company, and dates. Cut bullet points to 2-3 per role and prioritize accomplishments with measurable outcomes over routine responsibilities. Remove outdated skills, trim your education section to essentials (no GPA after your first job), and use a template with efficient spacing. You don't need to document every role — you need to tell a compelling story about the roles that matter most for your next job.
Is a one-page resume better for ATS?
Resume length doesn't directly affect ATS parsing — applicant tracking systems process multi-page documents just fine. However, a one-page resume forces you to include only the most relevant keywords, which can actually improve your keyword density and match rate. A focused one-page resume with targeted skills often scores higher in ATS ranking than a two-page resume padded with tangential experience. The real advantage is what happens after the ATS: a concise, well-structured resume is easier for a human recruiter to scan quickly.
What sections can I remove to save space?
Start by cutting the objective statement — a well-written summary in 1-2 lines is more effective, or skip it entirely if your recent job title speaks for itself. Remove "References available upon request" (recruiters know this). Drop the full street address and keep just your city and state. Trim hobbies and interests unless they're directly relevant to the role. If you've been working for more than 3 years, your education section can be reduced to school, degree, and graduation year — no coursework, GPA, or extracurriculars.
How do I know if my resume is too long?
Export your resume as a PDF and check if all content fits within one page without reducing font size below 10pt or margins below 0.5 inches. If you're squeezing text to fit, that's a sign you need to cut content rather than shrink formatting. Read each bullet point and ask: does this directly support my candidacy for the specific roles I'm targeting? If a bullet describes a generic responsibility that anyone in that role would have, cut it and replace it with a quantified achievement. A resume that breathes is always more effective than one that's crammed.