Senior Account Manager (BBS857)

We're looking for a Senior Account Manager to own client relationships, delivery, and retention across a slate of accounts at a fast-moving B2B GTM content studio. You will be the person clients rely on from the day a deal is signed through renewal, and the person who holds the delivery team accountable to them.

You are measured on retention. The founder is currently in the middle of every client relationship; this role removes that ceiling. If you have owned accounts end to end, kept multi-workstream engagements on track with cross-functional teams, and can walk into a room with a senior marketing executive without a technical co-pilot, this role is a strong fit.

Why You'll Want to Join

• You will be paid in USD (bi-monthly: every 15th and 30th)
• Paid Time Off in accordance with company policy
• Observance of Holidays per company guidelines
• 100% remote setup so you can work wherever you're most productive
• This role requires availability during US business hours
• Work inside a results-accountable GTM content studio serving B2B companies from Series A through Series C
• Senior client-facing role with real ownership over program delivery, client retention, and account growth

What You'll Work On

Client Relationship Ownership

• Own every client relationship end to end from signature through renewal
• Every client request routes through you; you are accountable for momentum, communication, and making sure nothing the client is waiting on quietly stalls
• Build the case for continued engagement and conversion to recurring work from the beginning of every engagement, not in the last two weeks
• Understand each client's business well enough to see what they should be doing next and say so before they ask

Retention and Conversion

• Keeping the account is the job; retention is the primary metric this role is measured against
• On fixed-term engagements, conversion to a recurring retainer is designed in from kickoff
• Manage two types of accounts simultaneously: fixed-term research engagements that must convert to recurring work, and monthly retainer clients that must keep proving their value against the invoice

Cadence and Visible Progress

• Run a weekly client call, weekly status update, and live tracker that is always current
• Deliver a first progress update within the first few days of an engagement and get real work in front of the client by the end of week one
• A client who does not know where things stand will assume the worst; your job is to make sure that never happens

Delivery Team Coordination

• Each account runs as a small pod: a senior strategist owns technical strategy, a writer owns production, and you own everything in between
• Chase down inputs the strategist needs including analytics access, source systems, and SME time before the client notices they are missing
• Hold the delivery team accountable to timelines, quality standards, and client expectations
• Nothing reaches a client without your review; you are the last read before work goes out, and you are expected to find the buried point, kill the generic opener, and flag any claim with no number behind it

Reporting and Narrative

• Own what the numbers mean for each specific client and how they connect back to revenue
• The strategist owns the measurement framework; you own the story it tells, and that story stays current all year, not just near renewal
• Translate technical strategy and delivery into business language that resonates with a marketing exec

Risk and Escalation

• Surface blockers and timeline risk the day you see them, not at the next scheduled check-in
• Deliver bad news directly, challenge a client's plan when warranted, and operate as an advisor rather than a vendor

What You Bring

• Proven end-to-end client relationship ownership with a track record previous clients can speak to by name and outcome
• Experience running multi-workstream engagements with a cross-functional delivery team, and a clear record of being the one who kept the timeline honest
• Ability to hold a room with senior executives without a technical co-pilot; comfortable delivering bad news, challenging a client's plan, and being treated as an advisor rather than a vendor
• A specific account growth story: the largest account grown, from what number to what number, and the result that earned each step up
• A client recovery story: a client who was slipping, the first signal, and what happened in the 48 hours after that signal was spotted
• Enough SEO and AI search optimization knowledge to hold a credible conversation with a marketing exec and translate technical strategy into business language without losing the thread
• Operationally relentless: same-day recaps, live trackers, no dropped threads, and a standard the team can rely on without checking
• Willingness to push back when something is wrong, including pushing back on leadership when the strategy needs to be challenged

Nice to Have

• Experience …