Account Manager

Posted 4 days ago

benjiSan Diego (CA)

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$70,000-$80,000

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About the role

Account Manager | Performance Marketing Agency Benji is running this search for a person performance marketing agency in North County San Diego. The job in one example: a client's campaign dips on Tuesday. You spot it Wednesday morning, get the team on the fix, and call the client before they notice. Their first email about it is: thank-you. Paid media experience is a plus, not required. They'll get you Google and Meta certified, and you'll have playbooks for the stuff that actually comes up. A separate execution team does the hands-on work in the platforms. What they can't teach is judgment and your ability to build rapport. The agency serves national fitness and franchise brands, where one client can mean anywhere from 20 to 300 locations. They're on a tremendous growth path for 2026, which is why this seat exists. You'll love this seat if you- Want to learn paid media from people who run it for national brands every day- Would rather call a client with a problem than wait for them to find it- Like owning the relationship without being the one in the ad platforms all day- Can talk to a franchise owner and a national brand marketer in the same afternoon- Care whether the work got done, not just whether you asked for it What you'll own- A book of franchise clients, with full accountability for retention and growth- Performance judgment: read live dashboards, diagnose, decide the fix, delegate, verify it landed- 5-8 client meetings a week, plus proactive outreach across the rest of your book- Expectations and scope: honest conversations that keep accounts healthy for years Pay- $70,000-$80,000 base depending on experience, plus ~$8,000 in annual performance incentives- Growth: account managers have been promoted into strategist roles- In office Mon, Wed, Fri alongside the AM team, with flexible swaps.

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