Client Account Manager | United States
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Job description
Do you have experience managing multiple client accounts in a digital marketing or agency environment? We’re hiring Full-Time Client Account Managers to join our fast-growing agency serving medical and legal practices.
**To be considered for this opportunity, applicantsmust currently residein one of the following states:Arizona, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Nevada, New Jersey, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, or Virginia.
What You’ll Do
Manage 30–50+ client accounts as the main point of contact
Lead client support and strategy calls
Oversee projects, timelines, and deliverables
Help build and manage marketing funnels and automations
Identify and recommend upsell opportunities when appropriate
Communicate with clients via email, phone, and messaging platforms
Collaborate with internal teams via Slack
What We’re Looking For
Experience in account management or client services (agency preferred)
Strong organization and communication skills
Comfortable managing multiple priorities
Self-motivated and able to work independently in a remote role
Long-term mindset and interest in growth
Why You’ll Love Working Here
Fully remote, full-time role
Fast-growing agency with real career growth opportunities
Clear ownership and impact on client success
Supportive, collaborative team culture
Opportunity to work with established medical and legal brands
Compensation:
💰 $50,000 – $65,000 USD/yearly(based on experience)+ commission opportunities
If you’re organized, client-focused, and ready to grow with a scaling agency, we’d love to hear from you.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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