Client Success Manager (USA & Canada ONLY)
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Job Description
This is a remote position. ABOUT THE COMPANY This company runs Meta advertising systems for roofing and home-services companies across the US. Twelve months ago they did $15k/month, today they're at $350k/month. This company is going to be a billion-dollar company.
They hire people who are fighting for that vision, not for a short-term paycheck. This is NOT a normal CSM job At most agencies, "customer success" means support tickets and check-in calls. Here, the CSM sits on the REVENUE side of the customer journey.
The moment a client signs, their outcome, their narrative, and their growth belong to you. A dedicated technical team (media buying, creative, data) handles delivery behind you. You own the relationship, the expectations, the renewals, and the backend revenue.
They built this role's profile from film review of their own top closers' recorded calls. That is literal, not a metaphor: they analyzed hundreds of recorded calls and distilled what their best people do. They are currently hiring CSMs with closer DNA. Your book: 50–60 accounts. Yes, that's high. It's by design.
Systems do the heavy lifting; you bring the capacity, the frame, and the hunger. WHAT YOU'LL OWN 1. Onboarding. New clients arrive with momentum. You keep it. First conversations, asset collection, expectations, launch velocity.
A client's first two weeks predict their next twelve months, and their first two weeks are yours. 2. The narrative. Expectation-setting so strong the hard conversations mostly never happen.
Every client in your book knows exactly what cycle one looks like, when the guarantee numbers hit, and what happens if you land short. When the story is set right at the start, renewals close themselves. 3. The book runs like a pipeline.
Your accounts live in categories: money-makers, red-alert, pre-launch, first-cycle; hot, warm, cold. Every morning you look at the board and ask one question: what action moves each account up? Happy client? Testimonial, referral, upsell. Cold clie