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ProperExpression
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We’re looking for a senior marketer with experience leading execution across most core areas of the modern marketing stack (email, content, SEO, paid media, and/or HubSpot & RevOps), paired with strong client-facing experience and project management skills. This role is ideal for someone who wants to deepen their ability to lead delivery, manage clients, and coordinate teams while driving measurable results. We’re looking for a doer with leadership potential.
Tired of being the “middle person” between clients and internal teams, with no real ownership over outcomes?
At ProperExpression, our Senior Account Strategists are execution leaders, not meeting runners. This role sits at the center of client delivery – translating strategy into action, leading project managers and specialists, and owning the quality, results, and momentum of client work. It’s a senior, client-facing delivery role for marketers who understand how modern marketing works in the real world.
If you enjoy working directly with clients, coordinating complex marketing programs, and holding work to a high bar across channels – we would be delighted to meet you!
ProperExpression is a fully-remote boutique growth marketing agency focused on the B2B SaaS and Financial Services industries. We partner with ambitious clients to build predictable, scalable growth engines across channels, including SEO, content, paid media, email, and RevOps.
We are a HubSpot Platinum Partner and have been recognized by Clutch and Excellence.com as a top-performing agency. Despite being a relatively young agency, we’re growing quickly and intentionally, and building the next phase of the firm with people who want real ownership, real impact, and room to grow.
We also laugh a lot, don't take ourselves too seriously and try to make any excuse to eat good food - sharing food experiences has become a bit of an internal culture with life of its own.
As a Senior Account Strategist, you will lead account teams made up of channel specialists (PPC, SEO, creative, copy, web dev etc.) and project managers to deliver results and ROI for our clients.
Success in this role is based on the following factors, in order of importance:
This role is ideal for a mid-career agency marketer who:
You enjoy being “at the tip of the spear” on accounts – close to the work, close to the client, and accountable for outcomes.
To be considered, please follow these instructions carefully:
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