Product Marketing Lead - Consulting & Ecommerce
About the job
- At least 6 years of product marketing experience, including ownership of positioning and messaging for a service or product line.
- All experience must be in B2B marketing; a B2C-only background is not suitable.
- Must be able to write propositions, sales narratives, and customer-facing copy, including copy evaluated on conversion.
- Must have experience marketing a consulting or professional services proposition to senior buyers, plus some ecommerce marketing experience and understanding of how an online buying journey converts.
- Must be comfortable holding and being personally accountable for a revenue target.
- Must be able to influence senior colleagues across research, consulting, and ecommerce specialties and get messaging adopted across regions.
- Own the propositions, messaging, and positioning for consulting and report sales, maintaining them as the agreed source of truth for sales teams.
- Define the consulting proposition for senior buyers, including the problems solved, outcomes delivered, and differentiation from strategy firms, agencies, and other research providers.
- Own the commercial story and revenue line for reports, including positioning titles and topics, differentiating them from competitors, communicating value at purchase, and meeting a personal growth target.
- Partner with consulting and research colleagues and with colleagues responsible for the online buying experience to turn capabilities into client-ready propositions.
- Equip commercial and solutions teams with messaging, tools, and training to improve conversion and revenue performance; support Sales Enablement with sales narratives, proposal content, and objection-handling frameworks.
- Analyze pipeline, conversion, purchase, and competitive data to identify opportunities and risks across consulting and report sales, including proposition conversion, topic demand, and the effects of price, packaging, and online experience.
- Conduct customer, prospect, and win/loss analysis to identify unmet needs and emerging market opportunities, translating insights into stronger propositions, messaging, and commercial strategy.
- Own go-to-market for new consulting propositions and report launches, working with colleagues in the UK, US, and other regions.
- Some experience working with AI, either professionally or through personal projects.
Product Marketing Lead, Consulting & Ecommerce
Euromonitor · London, United Kingdom (Hybrid) · Full-time · Posted 2026-10-08
Workplace: hybrid
Department: Marketing
Description
About Euromonitor
Euromonitor International leads the world in data analytics and research into markets, industries, economies and consumers. We provide truly global insight and data on thousands of products and services; we are the first destination for organisations seeking growth. With our guidance, our clients can make bold, strategic decisions with confidence.
Building the marketing department for the future
Marketing at Euromonitor is being reimagined. We're building an AI-powered growth engine: agentic, automated, and data and tech led. A B2B marketing system designed for 2030, not 2015.
Behind it sits an advantage most companies would envy: original research from analysts across 210 markets, and decades of proprietary data built over more than 50 years. Our job is to turn that into growth.
And not incremental growth. We're not here for 10% better. We're building for 10x, and then 100x. That ambition sets the standard for everything we do, and everyone we hire.
So this is for people who want to drive transformation, not wait for it. Restless. Ambitious. More interested in building the engine than operating one someone else designed. If that sounds like you, this is a rare moment to join Euromonitor, and something special to be part of
Purpose of the role
This is one role holding together two genuinely different disciplines: consulting, where clients commission bespoke research and advice, and reports, bought individually online. Both put Euromonitor's research and data in front of clients, but they are won in completely different ways, and this role owns the proposition, the messaging and the commercial outcome for both.
Consulting is won in conversation: a proposition sharp enough for senior buyers weighing us against strategy firms, agencies and other research providers, built alongside the colleagues who deliver that research and advice. Reports are won on the page and at the point of purchase, working closely with the colleagues who build and run our online buying experience. You hold both, including a personal revenue target on the reports side.
Key accountabilities
- Own the propositions, messaging and positioning for the consulting offer and for report sales, and keep them the agreed source of truth everyone sells from.
- On consulting: define the proposition for senior buyers, the problems we solve, the outcomes we deliver, and the claims that separate us from strategy firms, agencies and other research providers.
- On reports: own the commercial story and the revenue line, how titles and topics are positioned, ensuring clear differentiation against research providers, agencies and strategy firms, how value shows up at the point of purchase, and a personal target for consistent month-on-month and year-on-year growth,.
- Partner closely with the colleagues who deliver our consulting and research work, and with the colleagues who build and run our online buying experience, to turn that capability into client-ready propositions.
- Equip commercial & solutions teams with the messaging, tools and training needed to improve conversion and revenue performance. Helping Sales Enablement to develop sales narratives, proposal content and objection-handling frameworks.
- Mine pipeline, conversion, purchase and competitive data for opportunities and risks across both routes: which propositions convert, which topics earn demand, and where price, packaging or the online experience change the answer.
- Conduct customer, prospect and win/loss analysis to identify unmet needs and emerging market opportunities. Turning customer insight into stronger propositions, messaging and commercial strategy.
- Own go-to-market for new consulting propositions and report launches, working alongside colleagues in the UK, US and other regions.
What success looks like;
- One current proposition and messaging set for consulting and for reports, used consistently by commercial and client-facing colleagues.
- A consulting proposition senior buyers recognise as distinct, evidenced in win rates against strategy firms, agencies and other research providers.
- The report revenue target met or exceeded, with growth that holds up month on month and year on year, not one strong period.
- A clear, evidence-based view of which propositions and topics to invest in next, refreshed continuously rather than annually.
What we're looking for
- 6+ years in product marketing, including ownership of the positioning and messaging for a service or product line rather than execution of someone else's.
- All experience must be in B2B marketing: a B2C-only background won't fit this role.
- A genuine writer, comfortable producing the proposition, the sales narrative and the customer-facing copy yourself, including copy judged on whether it converts.
- Experience marketing a consulting or professional services proposition to senior buyers, plus some experience in ecommerce marketing and how an online buying journey converts.
- Comfortable holding, and being personally accountable for, a revenue target, not just a lead or activity target.
- Able to influence senior colleagues you don't manage, including research, consulting and ecommerce specialists, and get a clear position on messaging adopted across regions.
- Some experience working with AI, whether in a professional role or through personal projects, is something we look for in every hire joining Euromonitor Marketing right now.
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Benefits
Why work for Euromonitor?
Our Values:
- We seek individuals who act with integrity
- We look for candidates who are curious about the world
- We feel that as a community, we’re stronger together
- We seek to enable people to feel empowered
- We welcome candidates who bring strength in diversity
International: not only do we have a very multinational workforce in each office but we communicate across our 16 offices worldwide on a daily basis.
Hardworking and sociable: our staff know how to work hard and know also how to enjoy themselves! We pride ourselves on creating an appropriate work-life balance, with flexible hours and regular socialising including frequent after work meet ups, summer and Christmas parties and a whole range of other groups to be involved with.
Committed to making a difference: We believe that people are looking for something worthwhile in a company beyond the workplace. Our extensive Corporate Social Responsibility Programme gives each member of staff two volunteering days a year in addition to holidays. It gives all new starters a donation amount on joining us which they can give to a charity of their choice.
It sees us reaching out into the local community with our mentoring, group volunteering, and fundraising initiatives as well as supporting international charities through our website sales, matching staff sponsorship fundraising, and carbon offsetting all our flights.
Excellent benefits: we offer competitive salaries, enhanced healthcare and pensions, plus generous holiday allowances, hybrid working and, in many offices, a Core Hours policy allowing flexible start and finish times to each day.
Opportunities to grow: we offer extensive training and development opportunities at all levels. The vast majority of our Managers and Directors have been promoted from within and many have moved across departments as well as upwards. We pride ourselves on identifying and rewarding talent.
Equal Employment Opportunity Statement: Euromonitor International does not discriminate in employment on the basis of race, colour, religion, sex, national origin, political affiliation, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, disability and genetic information, age, membership in an employee organization, or other non-merit factor.
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Euromonitor International provides global market intelligence across industries, companies, economies and consumers. It blends deep human expertise with AI analytics to deliver timely, data-driven insights that support high-stakes decisions at speed and scale. With a network of 16 offices and on-the-ground analysts in over 100 countries, Euromonitor covers 210 countries and jurisdictions and 99.9% of the world’s consumers, helping clients understand commercial trends and opportunities. Its approach combines proprietary data with expert analysis to reveal growth opportunities and help navigate change. Compared with rivals, Euromonitor offers broad geographic coverage, local market nuance, and a long track record (over 50 years) that enables more accurate, culturally aware insights. The company aims to empower clients to make confident, strategic decisions in global markets.
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London, United Kingdom
Founded
1972
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Euromonitor International launches its first Innovation Awards to recognise the FMCG signals shaping what's next. 10/15/2026 Egle Tekutyte Bio Karolina Grigorijevaite Bio Most innovation awards reward the best story. Euromonitor International want to reward the best evidence. Euromonitor International will present its first Innovation Awards at the Global Innovation Forum in London on 18 November 2026. Under the theme Signals of What's Next, the awards will recognise FMCG innovations that offer compelling evidence of where markets and categories are heading. An evidence-led approach to innovation. Innovation awards often celebrate what stands out. These awards focus on what the evidence tells Euromonitor International matters. Euromonitor continuously tracks new product launches across markets and online retailers, from their first appearance to how widely they expand and whether they gain staying power. That makes a different kind of award possible: recognising not simply the product with the best launch story, but the innovation that provides the strongest signal of where a category is heading. Awards recognising innovation across FMCG. * Consumer Health and Wellness * Beauty and Personal Care * Packaged Food * Drinks (Soft Drinks and Hot Drinks) * Home Care * Pet Care Two flagship awards will recognise innovation across the wider FMCG landscape: * Innovation of the Year * Challenger Innovation A data-led selection process. The awards combine Euromonitor's innovation data with industry expertise to identify the innovations showing the strongest signals of what's next. The shortlist reflects both the strength of the innovation itself and the evidence of its potential to shape future markets. An independent panel of innovation and category experts will select the winners, assessing each nominee on originality, consumer relevance, potential to shape what's next and strength of evidence. The winners: revealed at the Global Innovation Forum. Which innovations truly signal what comes next? On 18 November 2026, Euromonitor International will announce the winners of its first Innovation Awards at the Global Innovation Forum in London. The awards will highlight the products, ideas and emerging trends that provide the clearest evidence of where FMCG innovation is heading. The Innovation Awards draw on Euromonitor International's ongoing tracking of FMCG product launches to explore what emerging innovations can reveal about the future of consumer markets. Learn more about Euromonitor's Innovation Tracker.
Protein awareness rises in urban India, but consumption remains below recommended levels: Study | NEWS HOME " SPORTS Protein awareness rises in urban India, but consumption remains below recommended levels: Study | / | COMMENT | New Delhi | October 6, 2026 10:01:04 PM IST | Indian consumers are increasingly paying attention to nutrition, but growing awareness is not always translating into dietary choices, according to a new study that examined protein and fibre awareness, consumption patterns and breakfast habits among urban Indians. Titled The State of Protein & Fibre in Urban India, the study by PepsiCo India, in association with Euromonitor International and the Indian Institute of Millet Research (IIMR), surveyed 1,250 respondents aged 18-50 years across Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Kolkata and Kochi. The study examined consumers' understanding of protein and fibre requirements, lifestyle and breakfast habits, factors influencing dietary choices, perceptions of oats and overall health orientation, according to a press release. The findings highlighted a significant gap between awareness of nutrition and actual consumption. -Awareness doesnt always mean understanding: While 74 per cent of respondents claimed to be aware of their daily protein requirements, 56 per cent were found to be misinformed, either being unaware, unsure or unable to accurately identify their daily requirement. -Protein is falling short on the plate: 70% of respondents consume less than 41g of protein, well below recommended intake levels, with the intake gap seen across all five cities surveyed. -The knowledge gap is even wider for fibre: While 59 per cent claim to know their daily fibre requirement, 89 per cent are misinformed, with only 11 per cent accurately identifying the recommended intake. -Fibre intake falls short across cities and generations: 61% consume less than recommended daily fibre intake levels, with the gap rising to 65% among Gen X, compared with 58% among Gen Z and Millennials. -Consumers want protein to fit more naturally into everyday eating: Around 9 in 10 consumers across generations wish adding protein to their diet felt easier and more natural, while 89 per cent want protein in more familiar, everyday formats. Cost and convenience are holding protein consumption back: 60 per cent cite high cost, while 57 per cent point to a lack of convenient, credible protein-focused food options as key barriers. For fibre, access to the right options is an even bigger barrier: 69 per cent say there is a lack of convenient, credible fibre-focused food options, rising to 74 per cent in Kochi, 72 per cent in Kolkata and 71 per cent in Mumbai. The study was unveiled at an event supported by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), bringing together representatives from the nutrition, public health and industry sectors. Discussions at the event focused on the gap between nutrition awareness and actual consumption, as well as the need to make healthier choices more accessible, familiar and convenient for consumers. Speaking on the launch of the study, Dr Ankita Marwaha, Director R&D LifeScience & India R&D Site Lead, PepsiCo India, said, As nutrition becomes increasingly central to how consumers think about their health and wellbeing, awareness alone is not enough. What matters is helping people translate credible nutrition knowledge into practical everyday choices. Staying close to consumers and understanding how their needs and behaviours are evolving is important to Tripsbank. Tripsbank also continue to engage with the research and academic community to deepen its understanding of nutrition and explore how Tripsbank can offer better options while enabling consumers to make more informed decisions. This study is part of that journey, highlighting important gaps between awareness, understanding and action around protein and fibre, and giving Tripsbank deeper insight into the realities that shape everyday food choices. With over 145 years of global heritage and a presence in India since 2006, Quaker is an important part of PepsiCo Foods portfolio. As the worlds No.1 oats brand, Quaker is building on its expertise in oats and nutrition to play a broader role in nutrition, with an increasing focus on protein and fibre. The study also found a strong desire among Gen Z consumers to make protein easier to incorporate into their everyday diets. Around 89 per cent said they wished adding protein to their diet felt easier and more natural, while 90 per cent wanted protein to be available in more familiar, everyday formats. Commenting on the findings, Dilip Radhakrishna, Senior Consultant at Euromonitor International, said, The study highlights a gap between consumers interest in protein and fibre and their understanding of daily nutritional needs. Many respondents say they actively look for these nutrients in their diets, yet claimed awareness of daily requirements does not consistently translate into accurate knowledge, particularly for fibre. These knowledge gaps are evident across the five cities and age groups, pointing to an opportunity for nutrition communication to go beyond awareness and help consumers understand how much they need and how everyday food choices can help them meet those needs. The findings point to a broader need to make nutrition easier to translate into everyday choices. Across generations, consumers expressed a strong preference for protein that fits more naturally into their diets, while convenience and credibility also emerged as significant barriers to fibre consumption. 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Euromonitor introduces Passport intelligence through Microsoft 365 Copilot. Euromonitor International, a leading global market intelligence company, announced the Euromonitor Passport agent, a new agent within Microsoft 365 Copilot and its first agentic integration into a third-party AI platform. The Euromonitor Passport agent enables users to ask questions in natural language and access trusted market intelligence directly through Microsoft 365 Copilot. Powered by Model Context Protocol (MCP) integration and Euromonitor's propriety Passport database, the agent pulls data-driven insights in seconds to help organisations make quicker, more confident decisions without leaving their workspace. Chris Fosberry, Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at Euromonitor International, said: "The future of market intelligence will be defined by how seamlessly it connects to decision-making. By integrating Passport with Microsoft 365 Copilot, we're giving clients a faster, secure way to connect decision-making to Euromonitor's 50 years of human-led insights and market data into their daily workflows." Rob Howard, CVP, Microsoft 365 Copilot Extensibility, Microsoft, said: "Customers are looking for ways to bring trusted intelligence into decision-making as AI changes how organisations find, interpret and apply data and analysis. Through Euromonitor's integration with Microsoft 365 Copilot, Passport will enable teams to move from questions to informed decisions more efficiently." With the Euromonitor's Passport agent, organisations can: · Avoid incorrect data: Get traceable citations from Euromonitor's proprietary Passport database in every response, users know where information comes from · Surface trusted insights in seconds: Ask questions in natural language and gain instant access to data-driven insights across industries, companies, consumers and economies · Reduce decision risk: Support market, category and growth decisions with evidence and expert analysis, increasing confidence in strategic recommendations · Improve return on AI investment: Extend the value of Microsoft 365 Copilot by connecting AI-generated responses to Euromonitor's market intelligence, helping organisations make more informed decisions The Copilot agent is available to licensed users of both Microsoft 365 Copilot and Passport through Microsoft 365 Copilot. For more information, visit The Passport Agent page.
Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) stock price down 1.2% - what's next? Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT - Get Free Report)'s share price fell 1.2% during trading on Monday. The company traded as low as $506.39 and last traded at $507.29. 25,570,194 shares changed hands during trading, a decline of 30% from the average session volume of 36,588,777 shares. The stock had previously closed at $513.53. Microsoft news summary. Here are the key news stories impacting Microsoft this week: * Bank of America raised its Microsoft price target to $600 from $500, citing accelerating cloud growth, improving AI efficiency, approximately 43% Azure growth and more than 30 million paid Copilot seats. 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During the same quarter in the previous year, the company posted $3.65 earnings per share. As a group, sell-side analysts forecast that Microsoft Corporation will post 19.59 EPS for the current year. Microsoft announces dividend. The company also recently declared a quarterly dividend, which will be paid on Thursday, September 10th. Stockholders of record on Thursday, August 20th will be given a dividend of $0.91 per share. The ex-dividend date of this dividend is Thursday, August 20th. This represents a $3.64 annualized dividend and a dividend yield of 0.7%. Microsoft's payout ratio is presently 20.27%. Company Earnings Insider transactions at Microsoft. In related news, EVP Takeshi Numoto sold 4,810 shares of the firm's stock in a transaction dated Tuesday, August 4th. The shares were sold at an average price of $496.48, for a total transaction of $2,388,068.80. 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Euromonitor Introduces Passport Intelligence Through Microsoft 365 Copilot TMCnet News [September 02, 2026] | / | Euromonitor Introduces Passport Intelligence Through Microsoft 365 Copilot Euromonitor International, a leading global market intelligence company, announced the Euromonitor Passport agent, a new agent within Microsoft 365 Copilot and its first agentic integration into a third-party AI platform. The Euromonitor Passport agent enables users to ask questions in natural language and access trusted market intelligence directly through Microsoft 365 Copilot. Powered by Model Context Protocol (MCP) integration and Euromonitor's propriety Passport database, the agent pulls data-driven insights in seconds to help organisations make quicker, more confident decisions without leaving their workspace. Chris Fosberry, Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at Euromonitor International, said: "The future of market intelligence will be defined by how seamlessly it connects to decision-making. By integrating Passport with Microsoft 365 Copilot, we're giving clients a faster, secure way to connect decision-making to Euromonitor's 50 years of human-led insights and market data into their daily workflows." Rob Howard, CVP, Microsoft 365 Copilot Extensibility, Microsoft, said: "Customers are looking for ways to bring trusted intelligence into decision-making as AI changes how organisations find, interpet and apply data and analysis. Through Euromonitor's integration with Microsoft 365 Copilot, Passport will enable teams to move from questions to informed decisions more efficiently." With the Euromonitor's Passport agent, organisations can: * Avoid incorrect data: Get traceable citations from Euromonitor's proprietary Passport database in every response, users know where information comes from * Surface trusted insights in seconds: Ask questions in natural language and gain instant access to data-driven insights across industries, companies, consumers and economies * Reduce decision risk: Support market, category and growth decisions with evidence and expert analysis, increasing confidence in strategic recommendations * Improve return on AI investment: Extend the value of Microsoft 365 Copilot by connecting AI-generated responses to Euromonitor's market intelligence, helping organisations make more informed decisions The Copilot agent is available to licensed users of both Microsoft 365 Copilot and Passport through Microsoft 365 Copilot. For more information, visit The Passport Agent page. About Euromonitor International Euromonitor International leads the world in global market intelligence into industries, companies, economies and consumers. With over 50 years at the cutting edge of the industry, Fog Computing World blend deep human expertise with AI technology and analytics, to deliver insights that drive confident, high-stakes decisions-at speed and scale. Its global network and proprietary data empower you to unlock growth opportunities and navigate change. Fog Computing World has specialist teams in 16 offices around the world and a network of on-the-ground analysts in over 100 countries, providing cultural and business nuances others miss. Fog Computing World research 210 countries and jurisdictions and 99.9% of the world's consumers, helping its clients to make sense of global markets. View source version on businesswire.com: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260902130591/en/ [ Back To TMCnet.com's Homepage] |