Know what a marketer actually did.
Before you interview.
A candidate can claim to have grown revenue, improved CAC or led a major campaign. But what did they personally own, how did they measure it and can they prove it? Explore an evidence-first shortlist for a realistic marketing vacancy.
Jordan Patel
Senior Growth Marketer · B2B SaaS · London
Rebuilt campaigns, improved qualification and tested persona-specific landing pages. Results over four months.
Review two marketers for the same role.
Start with a realistic B2B SaaS vacancy, compare two fictional applicants against the same criteria and inspect the supporting evidence. You can also explore the wider directory.
Better hiring decisions start with better evidence.
Recruiters told us the hard part is establishing ownership, context and credibility, quickly enough to make a shortlist. This prototype puts those questions first.
Make ownership clear
Separate what a marketer personally led from the work of their team, agency or employer.
Put results in context
Show objectives, budgets, constraints, decisions and outcomes, not just impressive-looking numbers.
Show the supporting work
Keep claims, supplied artefacts and independently confirmed evidence clearly distinct.
From résumé claims to evidence-backed conversations.
A marketer documents their work
Case studies record the problem, individual role, decisions, constraints and outcomes in a consistent format.
Supporting material adds context
Samples, approved redactions and references support claims. Verification status is explicit, never implied.
A hiring team evaluates fit
Recruiters scan for relevance. Hiring managers inspect reasoning, trade-offs and demonstrable impact.
Would this actually help you hire marketers?
We're at the research stage. If you recruit marketers or make marketing hiring decisions, we'd love to understand your current process and see whether this profile format solves anything real.
- ✓ A short conversation about the way you assess candidates
- ✓ A chance to critique the fictional profiles and comparisons
- ✓ An optional, no-cost pilot of the format in a real hiring process