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How the marketing team works at FlowFuse
What to work on
Due to the broad range of functions in the marketing functions at FlowFuse, there's a large degree of freedom what to pick up, and when to pick it up.
To keep the company updated and remove the need for lots of status reporting during meetings each individual is responsible for keeping all tasks one works on that take more than two hours in the marketing issue tracker.
Scheduling and Planning
The marketing team creates tasks, stories, and epics just like our engineering team. The CEO currently does planning in 1:1s with each individual contributor.
Requesting Marketing support
If you would like to see the Marketing team create and publish content as a demo, blog post, or social media post, follow these steps:
- Create issues in the Customer repo and put them in the Marketing Department Work Schedule project with 'No Status'. If your request is for a social post, ensure that it follows the structure outlined here.
- Discuss the issues with the Product Marketing Manager to ensure that expectations are in line with Marketing priorities and timelines.
- Add these items to the Content Planner spreadsheet.
The Product Marketing Manager will validate timelines and deliverables.
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Updated: 4 Sep, 2025