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NY · On-site

$61.74 - $92.61/hr

Marketing & Publishing Manager Permanent Employment - full time Location: Skövde, Sweden Stunlock Studios is looking for an experienced marketer to join the team behind V Rising. With a new game ...

Web Content Publisher

Aston, PA · Remote

$45K - $50K/yr

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Through a mix of project management and hands-on desktop publishing, you will define, develop, and manage the client project lifecycle. In addition, you will assist your team with analyzing, and ...

Associate Publisher

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$90K - $120K/yr (+ commission)

Associate Publisher Milestone Communications Inc., publisher of Monterey County Weekly (the ... The right candidate will have both nuance and smarts to manage the diversity of opinions and people ...

* Process, lay out content, publish, and disseminate a wide variety of intelligence products via ... Manage web content on a variety of classified websites; post a variety of products to appropriate ...

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MindSource is a company seeking an Interactive Content Publisher to manage content publishing on their training platform. The role involves publishing assets, assisting with backend development, and ...

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How much do publisher manager jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 7, 2026, the average hourly pay for publisher manager in the United States is $42.43, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $33.17 and $53.61 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a publisher manager?

Publisher Managers are professionals responsible for overseeing relationships between a company and its network of publishers, often within digital advertising or affiliate marketing. Their main duties include recruiting new publishers, managing ongoing partnerships, optimizing campaign performance, and ensuring compliance with company policies. They act as a bridge between the company and external publishers to maximize revenue opportunities and maintain strong, mutually beneficial relationships. Publisher Managers also analyze performance data and provide strategic recommendations to improve results.

How does a publisher manager typically collaborate with other departments within a digital media company?

A Publisher Manager frequently works cross-functionally with teams such as sales, marketing, ad operations, and content development. This collaboration ensures that publisher partnerships align with company goals, campaign requirements, and audience growth strategies. The role often involves coordinating with ad ops to troubleshoot delivery issues, working with sales to secure inventory, and communicating publisher needs to product teams. Effective communication and relationship management are key to maintaining smooth workflows and successful partnerships.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a publisher manager, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Publisher Manager, you need expertise in digital advertising, account management, data analysis, and a relevant degree such as marketing or business. Familiarity with ad tech platforms (like Google Ad Manager), analytics tools, and CRM systems is typically required. Strong negotiation, relationship-building, and communication skills set top performers apart in this role. These abilities are crucial for optimizing publisher partnerships, driving revenue, and ensuring seamless collaboration between stakeholders.

What does a publisher manager do?

A publisher manager oversees relationships with content publishers, manages ad inventory, and ensures revenue generation through digital advertising. They analyze performance metrics, coordinate with sales and marketing teams, and use tools like ad servers and analytics platforms to optimize publisher partnerships.
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Marketing & Publishing Manager

Stunlock Studios AB

NY • On-site

$61.74 - $92.61/hr

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Posted 5 days ago


Job description

Marketing & Publishing Manager

Permanent Employment - full time
Location: Skövde, Sweden

Stunlock Studios is looking for an experienced marketer to join the team behind V Rising. With a new game currently in development, this is an exciting opportunity to help bring the next chapter of the franchise to players around the world.

Role Summary

The Marketing & Publishing Manager is responsible for coordinating and driving the day-to-day execution of the studio’s marketing activities, publishing operations, global campaigns, and player-facing commercial initiatives, while leading and developing the marketing team. Working closely with the Marketing Director, the role helps translate marketing strategy into effective campaign planning, team coordination, and execution across channels, regions, and platforms.

Responsibilities Marketing Operations & Campaign Management
  • Collaborate with the Marketing Director to translate marketing strategy into global campaign planning and execution across channels, regions, and platforms, supporting brand awareness, audience growth, engagement, and commercial performance
  • Lead and oversee the day-to-day marketing team operations across campaigns, social media, community initiatives, influencer activities, sales, and player-facing communication
  • Support audience research, player insights, market analysis, lifecycle marketing initiatives, and competitor monitoring to inform campaign planning and marketing decisions
  • Coordinate product launches, campaign calendars, community initiatives, live beats, influencer activations, and promotional initiatives across departments
  • Manage workflows, priorities, timelines, briefs, tools, and quality assurance processes to ensure effective delivery
  • Coordinate the planning, production, review, and delivery of marketing assets, creative materials, and campaign deliverables across internal teams and external partners, ensuring quality, brand consistency, and alignment with campaign objectives
Publishing & Platform Management
  • Oversee and work with publishing operations and platform-related marketing activities across digital storefronts and partner platforms
  • Coordinate marketing roadmaps, platform assets, sales initiatives, store page updates, localization efforts, promotional and business opportunities, and publishing timelines in collaboration with the Marketing Director and the Sales & Commercial Operations Manager
  • Coordinate player-facing communication across owned channels, including storefronts, websites, newsletters, social platforms, and community channels
  • Support external publishing and business relationships, and collaborate with platform partners on marketing opportunities and deliveries
  • Ensure publishing-related communication, assets, and deliverables meet platform requirements and deadlines
Leadership & Cross-Functional Collaboration
  • Lead, mentor, and support marketing team members through employee development, performance management, operational leadership, planning, prioritization, workload management, and ongoing follow-up.
  • Collaborate closely with development, product, sales, community, and external partners to coordinate assets, feedback, timelines, publishing activities, and campaign execution
  • Support alignment between marketing strategy, product development, publishing priorities, and commercial goals across the organization
Performance, Budget & External Coordination
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