BAD Marketing
Email & SMS Account Manager- eCommerce
Alpharetta, GA · Contract
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 181 days ago
A/B TestingGrowth MarketingLead GenerationCommunicationCollaboration
About the role
- This is not a junior or execution-only role.
- We value Account Managers who think strategically and act decisively.
- Conduct ongoing account audits to identify segmentation, automation, and A/B testing opportunities.
Responsibilities
- Ready to lead retention strategies for top eCommerce brands?
- We're seeking a confident Email & SMS Account Manager with at least one year of hands-on experience managing Klaviyo or similar ESPs, who can juggle 8-10 clients and lead creatives with minimal oversight.
- Our specialties span eCommerce, local lead generation, and info marketing, serving brands from local service providers to fast-scaling DTC product companies and course creators.
- We develop leaders, foster collaboration, and prioritize fulfillment in the workplace.
- While you'll be backed by a design team, you'll still be hands-on with campaign strategies, audits, and performance reviews.
- Develop creative, non-basic campaign concepts that align with each brand's voice, goals, and customer journey - ideation is as critical as execution.
- Guide your team of designers and collaborate with copywriters to produce error-free, on-brand, conversion-driven content.
Requirements
- Prior experience with Klaviyo or similar ESPs at an advanced level.
- You must be comfortable juggling multiple clients without sacrificing quality, missing deadlines, or compromising brand integrity.
- Must be available Monday-Friday, 9AM-6PM EST.
Company info
- ABOUT BAD MARKETING We're BAD Marketing - a global team of 170+ passionate marketers, strategists, and creatives working together to help our clients grow profitably and sustainably.
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