Senior Manager, Account Management
$90,000-115,000
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$90,000-115,000
About the role
- Leading weekly team meetings
- Encouraging a culture of teamwork, collaboration, and intellectual curiosity
- Running SWOT analyses
- Overseeing team projects that help improve the department's operational efficiency
- Monitoring and reporting on team performance for CS leaders
- Supporting the team with client deliverables (including QBR presentations)
- Conducting individual weekly check-ins and reviews
- Providing clear feedback, and establishing goals and objectives
- Directly own a portfolio of ~5-6 accounts. This includes:
- Serving as a strategic leader within the Account Management department, contributing extensive expertise in digital strategy and omnichannel marketing
- Staying up to date with the latest industry trends and best practices in account management and digital marketing
- Transforming brand strategies into digital experiences that captivate and engage audiences
- Developing and managing client relationships, serving as a strategic partner and trusted advisor
- Communicating 829's value proposition, capabilities, and processes to help grow current and prospective accounts
- Overseeing and managing the strategy and execution of paid and organic campaigns (across search, social, display, email, content, design, and programmatic) to drive client satisfaction, retention, and growth
- Directing and managing daily workflow from strategy and development to execution, maintenance, and optimizations
- Leveraging experience in leading cross-functional teams/projects to ensure client needs are met and projects are delivered on time and within scope
- Demonstrated expertise in managing team and client utilization, optimizing resources, and ensuring efficient project planning within a digital marketing setting
- Reviewing client deliverables for quality, ensuring recommendations and work products are sound and viable
- Achieving KPIs for clients and demonstrating value externally through ongoing reporting and business reviews, providing data insights, predictive analysis, and strategic planning on a quarterly basis
- Assisting with generating new revenue from existing clients by upselling and cross-selling
- Implementing tools and processes for enhanced account management and providing comprehensive training for the team
- What You'll Bring
- Bachelor's degree in business administration, marketing, or a related field 6+ years of experience in account management, preferably in a digital marketing agency
- A minimum of 2 years managing direct reports
- Exceptional leadership and communication skills, with the ability to lead and motivate cross-functional teams
- In-depth knowledge of digital marketing principles, including PPC, social media, SEO, email marketing, and content marketing (experience with PR is a plus)
- Proven experience managing key client relationships / key stakeholders and developing account growth strategies
- Ability to analyze data and develop insights to optimize campaign performance
- Ability to design analyses with extensive record-level datasets, encompassing advertising impressions, site visitation, and online and offline sales data. Demonstrated expertise in distilling complex insights into clear, logical, and defensible conclusions
- Ability to think strategically, execute effectively, and deliver high-quality work against tight deadlines
- Strong attention to detail and organizational skills
- Experience with client relationship management tools (such as Salesforce, HubSpot or Marketo) and experience in agile project management methodologies is a plus
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