The best product marketing resume - crafted for you, by you

Product Marketing Resume Boost is the only online course that teaches you how to tailor your resume specifically for PMM jobs

Your resume is the critical first step to getting a product marketing manager job. 

Potential employers will spend only seconds scanning your resume so you need to make sure that your experience matches what they are looking for in the quickest time possible.

If you want to get noticed for a product marketing manager job, you need a resume tailored for product marketing jobs.

In this course, you'll learn how to do that with my four step process for crafting your product marketing resume so it gets the attention you want. 

We'll walk through two examples - one for an applicant at a large company and one for an applicant to a startup - so you can apply it for your own resume today.

What You'll Learn: Product Marketing Resume Boost

  • Step-by-step process

    Learn the four step process for creating resumes that match what employers are seeking

  • "Before" and "after" examples

    See critiqued resumes for product marketing manager jobs at a large company and a startup

  • Key product marketing terms

    Frame your experience into the most relevant product marketing terms

  • Resume mistakes to avoid

    Learn the most common resume mistakes to avoid

Course curriculum

    1. Welcome

    2. Before we get started ...

    3. Why Your Resume is Critical

    1. Most Common Resume Mistake #1

    2. Most Common Resume Mistake #2

    3. Most Common Resume Mistake #3

    1. Reframing to Product Marketing Terms

    2. Product Marketing Experience - Questions to Ask Yourself

    3. Other Resume Tips

    1. Crafting Your Product Marketing Resume - Overview

    2. Four Step Process

    1. Step 1: Analyzing the Job Description

    2. Example: Job Description (Large Company) - Original

    3. Example: Job Description (Large Company) - Analyzed

    4. Example: Requirements Checklist - Large Company (blank)

    5. Exercise: Analyze a Job Description

    1. Step 2: Analyzing Your Resume

    2. Example: Taylor Jordan Resume (original)

    3. Example: Taylor Jordan Resume (analyzed)

    4. Exercise: Analyze Your Resume

About this course

  • $75.00
  • 41 lessons

What Students are Saying

“I just finished watching all the videos from "Product Marketing Resume Boost" course. I'm planning on revamping my CV based on your practical suggestions. Thank you for creating this course! I thank you for kindly sharing your knowledge and experience.”

Aspiring Product Marketing Manager

“Thank you for providing such clear content and real life examples. I started the bootcamp in anticipation of PMM interviews, and I'm happy to say I secured a position at a tech company. Thank you!”

Successful PMM (about the Product Marketing Bootcamp)"

Example Course Materials

"Before" and "After" Resumes

Example Before and After Resumes

About your Instructor - Melinda Chung

Melinda Chung

Melinda Chung has over 15 years of experience leading strategy, marketing and product management in technology companies. Melinda has built marketing teams from the ground up at multiple companies and has led full-stack product marketing teams at companies including Yahoo!, StumbleUpon, Locu (acquired by GoDaddy), GoDaddy, and Adobe. Melinda is currently VP of Marketing at VSCO. Melinda has an MBA in Marketing & Strategy from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University and a BA in Mathematical Economics from Pomona College.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions about the Product Marketing Resume Boost course

  • Is this a live class?

    No, this is an online class with prerecorded video lectures. You'll also get handouts and examples for you to apply to your own resume right away.

  • How long do I have to finish this class?

    You have access to this course for two years from date of purchase and can finish it at your own pace.

  • How long is this class?

    You will spend approximately 1-2 hours completing the class through the video lectures and examples.

Questions?  Contact me.

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