Client Services Manager - Services Job at Tatari in Los Angeles
Client Services Manager - Services Job at Tatari in Los Angeles
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SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Own post-sale relationships for a defined portfolio of mid-market client accounts, acting as the primary point of contact and trusted strategic advisor
- Build and maintain strong client relationships by understanding business objectives, identifying both known and unknown needs, and delivering proactive recommendations generating measurable outcomes
- Partner closely with the Media Buying team on a weekly basis to ensure successful execution, optimization, and scaling of TV campaigns
- Develop deep expertise of Tatari’s platform, methodology, and measurement approach, and leverage internal subject matter experts to help clients prioritize and solve problems
- Translate performance data into clear, compelling insights and recommendations for clients
- Present confidently to senior client stakeholders and guide strategic discussions
- Travel up to ~10% to spend time with clients and strengthen relationships, including occasional in-person meetings with executive stakeholders
- Bachelor’s degree from a four-year institution; preferably in Marketing, Economics, Statistics, or Business Administration 2+ years of linear and streaming TV experience in post-sale account management, client services, or customer success roles, with exposure to senior or C-level stakeholders
- Strong organizational skills and attention to detail, with the ability to manage multiple clients and priorities effectively
- Ability to tell a clear story with data and translate insights into actionable recommendations
- Comfortable explaining technical concepts to non-technical audiences
- Strong presentation, communication, and active listening skills—you come prepared and engaged in every client interaction
- Able to collaborate effectively with both technical teams (e.g., engineers, data scientists) and marketing stakeholders
- Consultative mindset—you are not a salesperson, but a strategic partner
- Curiosity and desire to learn, with particular emphasis for AI
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