Customer Success Manager, Advertising id-6542

April 15, 2025

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The Customer Success Manager (CSM) for Advertising plays an important contributor role in the day-to-day of the Customer Success team. As a "player" they are responsible for achieving team and individual targets, managing accounts and providing strategic guidance and support to customers.

The CSM also follows advertising best practices and should have a strong understanding of display ads and other forms of content-based advertising such as newsletters, blog posts and podcasts. This role will be tasked with adhering to engagement expectations and customer activities, and interfaces with different internal groups such as Product, Sales and Marketing.

The ideal candidate should have demonstrated success in both theory and practice for customer success.

What you'll do:

Setting onboarding, training, and go-live schedules (together with Sales and Client)
Executing onboarding, training and campaign launch schedules (including training of Client where needed)
Work with Clients to identify goals and success metrics, and keep track of progress
Provide feedback and guidance to Clients, and work with them to adopt best practices
Encourage ongoing engagement
Provide Sales with insights to drive upsells and renewals
Provide product feedback to Product Team for product enhancements
Work with Marketing to create content
Adequately tier Clients based on spend and churn risk, and direct focus and resources accordingly

What you'll need to have:

3+ years experience in an Account Management, Customer Success, or Advertising/Campaign management role
Proven ability to lead people internally and externally to drive outcomes
Experience with tools such as Google Ad Manager, Catalyst, AdBook/Fattail and Salesforce
An outstanding ability to communicate clearly with considerable attention to detail
A foundation of critical and creative thinking coupled with a passion for customer satisfaction
Proven track record of hitting or exceeding performance targets #LI-Remote #LI-KS1

What you'll get in return:

Competitive Base Salary
Generous paid vacation
Generous parental leave (16 weeks at 100% pay), family care leave, and unlimited sick days
Equity for all employees at all levels
Industry-leading health benefits that are applicable per country of residence for all our full-time employees
Company-paid Life Insurance
Home Internet stipend
Professional allocation for your growth and development
One-time allowance to assist with your home office setup
Company-paid access to Calm, Bravely, LinkedIn Learning, MyAcademy and Overdrive

Stack Overflow is proud to be an equal opportunity workplace. We value diversity, inclusion, equity and belonging and these pillars are at the heart of how we work together here at Stack. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, or any other applicable legally protected characteristics in the location in which the candidate is applying.

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