GuidePoint is hiring a Senior Director of Product Marketing to position its "full portfolio" by buyer and purchase journey. The service catalogue they will inherit has 103 URLs that say several things twice: seven penetration-testing pages, two of them ("cloud-pen-testing-provider" and "cloud-pen-testing-provider-2") identical copies of the main cloud pen-testing page with no headline; five AI pages; two PAM pages; a recon course labelled "Secure Development Training Course"; and a 2021 SolarWinds hub still filed as a service. Buyers and search engines get several weaker pages instead of one strong one, and the new practices (non-human identity, agentic AI, OT) are hard to see in the crowd.
First action
List the 103 service URLs with traffic and leads, and mark duplicates.
How to measure it
Service-page form fills
- Now
- –
- Target
- +25%
- By
- 2 quarters
Steps
Inventory
URL, title, traffic, leads per service page.
Web Marketing Manager 3 days
Map to buyer problems
One canonical page per service.
Senior Director of Product Marketing 1 week
Redirect copies
The "-2" and "provider" pages to the main service.
Web Marketing Manager 1 day
Fix labels
Course titles and missing headlines.
Web Marketing Manager 1 day
Build practice hubs
AI security, identity (NHI, PAM, IGA), OT.
Senior Director of Product Marketing 3 weeks
Standard page template
Outcomes, deliverables, length, proof, contact.
Senior Director of Product Marketing 2 weeks
Measure
Leads per service monthly.
Marketing Specialist (Chicagoland) monthly
Why it works
Map every service URL to one buyer problem, keep one canonical page per service with a clear headline, outcomes, deliverables, engagement length and a "talk to an expert" path, and redirect the copies to it. Fix the mislabelled course, move the SolarWinds hub to the resource library, and give the AI, identity and OT practices hub pages that link their services in the order a buyer would take them.
Consolidated pages rank better and convert better, and a clean catalogue is the base for every launch and competitor comparison the new product marketing team will build.
Ready to use
ChecklistService page standard
[ ] One canonical URL per service; copies redirected or noindexed [ ] H1 naming the service and buyer problem [ ] Outcomes, deliverables and typical engagement length [ ] One matching case study or anonymised example [ ] Related services in the practice hub [ ] "Talk to an expert" routed to the right practice [ ] Title and description unique across the site
Risks and how to handle them
Paid campaigns use the landing copies
Keep them out of search with noindex instead of redirecting.
Practice leads want their own pages
Hubs give each practice one strong page.
Evidence
- HiringSenior Director of Product Marketing (posted October 7, 2026), reporting to the CMO: will "accelerate revenue growth for GuidePoint Security's full portfolio of professional services and solutions", lead "launch planning, sales enablement, and competitive positioning", "Position GuidePoint's professional services ... with a deep understanding of buyer personas and the enterprise purchase journey", and oversee "blog, white papers, case studies, webinars".Source
- Your websiteService sitemap (checked October 21, 2026): 103 service URLs. Seven are about penetration testing, including /cloud-pen-testing-provider/ and /cloud-pen-testing-provider-2/ with the same title ("Cloud Penetration Testing Provider") and the same copy as /cloud-penetration-testing/, and no H1 on either; five cover AI (AI Security Services, Agentic AI Security, AI Governance, AI-augmented AppSec, an LLM course); two cover PAM; /fundamentals-of-reconn-and-attack-surface-analysis/ is titled "Secure Development Training Course" next to a correctly titled recon course page; and a 2021 SolarWinds hub ("UPDATE 1/8/21") is still listed as a service.Source
- HiringNew practices: a Senior Security Consultant, NHI (October 12, 2026) for the Non-Human Identity practice, which secures "service and application accounts, workload and machine identities, API identities, secrets, tokens" with platforms such as Oasis, Clutch and Entro; a Practice Lead, Privileged Access Management (October 12); and AI Security Engineers (North Central, October 5; Mid-Atlantic) who review "enterprise AI platforms (e.g., Anthropic Claude Enterprise, OpenAI ChatGPT Enterprise, Microsoft Copilot)" against OWASP LLM Top 10 and MITRE ATLAS, run "shadow AI discovery" and test LLM agents.Source
- HiringDirector, OT/IoT Security Services (posted October 2, 2026): owns "the team, the service catalog, delivery quality, and the P&L" for energy, water, manufacturing, healthcare and transportation clients; "'Wow Them' means an account executive gets a scope and price back quickly, our engineers work safely on a running plant floor, and the client calls us for their next site."Source