Product Marketing Manager (Technical) · Application

Your posting said ship it by Friday. This site is the demonstration.

TrustLayer's Product Marketing Manager posting describes someone who writes the copy, prototypes the landing page in Claude Code, wires up the analytics, and ships by Friday. This site is built in your brand system. Three working artifacts map to your named requirements. One operator. AI doing the mechanics. Built in a day.

operator, start to finish
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operator, start to finish

working artifacts shipped
3

working artifacts shipped

day, brief to production
1

day, brief to production

The proof

Three artifacts, mapped to your named requirements

Each one fills a real gap in TrustLayer's existing content. None of them are mockups; all three work.

Competitive Intelligence

TrustLayer vs. myCOI vs. Certificate Hero

An honest 3-way teardown with an interactive matrix and the strategic calls TrustLayer's own pages do not make.

Sales Enablement

COI Automation ROI Calculator

An interactive savings model for businesses tracking incoming vendor COIs, built on TrustLayer's own cost framing.

Launch Strategy

Fill and Sign Launch + Positioning Brief

A landing page and one-page brief for a real TrustLayer feature that currently lives only as a blog post.

The method

How this was built

Most product marketing job applications come as a deck. This one comes as a site, hosted in production, built with the same tools the job posting names.

The visual system was extracted from TrustLayer's live styles. The three artifacts were built in Next.js with Claude Code as the build partner. The strategic judgment was the human contribution: which competitor comparisons are honest, which feature deserves a launch, how to talk about it. The mechanics were the AI contribution. That ratio is the actual demonstration.

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