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How to get a list of companies hiring marketers

For martech and agency sellers who want accounts investing in marketing headcount.

A company hiring a Head of Growth, a demand-gen manager, and a content lead in the same quarter is standing up a marketing engine — and everything that engine needs (a website refresh, paid tooling, an agency, content production) becomes a live budget line. Marketing-expansion hiring is a clean trigger for anyone selling into the marketing org.

The move is the same shape as any hiring-intent play: start from the job market for marketing titles, collapse to companies, classify the signal, and attach public contacts so you can reach the person who now owns that budget.

Steps

Build a LinkedIn job search for marketing, growth, demand-gen or content titles in your target region.
Run the Actor to turn that search into one scored record per hiring company.
Keep the companies classified marketing_expansion, prioritising recent postings and multiple related roles.
Use the attached public contacts and the evidence job URLs to open with the specific reason they are hiring.
Export to your CRM and re-run on a cadence to catch each new company as it starts building out marketing.

Do it with one Actor

Hiring Leads Finder — Company Contacts — $0.01 per company. It classifies the marketing_expansion signal and attaches public contacts in one pass, straight from a job search.

You give a public LinkedIn job-search URL (a role + a location); you get one scored record per hiring company — roles, a deterministic hiring signal, the likely commercial reason, public emails, phones, a contact page, and the evidence job URLs. Run it on Apify (export JSON/CSV/Excel, or call it via the Apify API/MCP for automation).

Honest limits

Public data only. Contacts come from pages companies publish themselves and from public job-board data — no gated profiles, no private-data access.
Hiring is a signal, not proven purchase intent. The commercial reason is a prioritisation hypothesis to open a conversation, not a guarantee of a deal.
Some public pages embed third-party widget emails (support vendors, form tools); these can slip into results. Review a sample before you send.
Respect each platform's terms and applicable law — e.g. the Australian Spam Act and CAN-SPAM require sender identification and a working unsubscribe path in commercial email. These are B2B research tools, not a licence to spam.

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