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Syroscape - Senior Performance Marketing Manager

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CompanyJobRack
CategoryMarketing
LocationSouth Africa
RemoteRemote
EmploymentFull-time
LevelManager
SalaryNot stated by the employer
Posted26 Jun 2026
Last verified9 Aug 2026
SourceEmployer ATS (workable)
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Description
Senior Performance Marketing Manager — apply now! $3,500-$4,500/month | Full-time | Fully Remote | US ET hours I’m Dan, the founder of Syroscape . I work with established B2B SaaS companies that already have product–market fit and are ready to scale in a calm, systematic way. My focus is on helping founders grow without burning out, by building better systems around marketing, delivery, and operations. Right now, Syroscape is small, hands-on, and very client-focused. I work closely with founders, stay involved in execution, and care a lot about long-term relationships and retention. This is a great place to work if you like ownership, clear impact, and growing alongside the business as it scales. Why this role exists I need someone who can own a set of client accounts end-to-end — strategy, execution, and communication — without splitting those responsibilities across multiple people. Too often, "media buyer" has come to mean someone who only wants to execute and never talk to clients, while "account manager" has come to mean someone who relays updates without understanding the work well enough to explain it. Neither works for us. This role is both. You'll run your own accounts: build the strategy, execute the campaigns yourself, and be the person on the call explaining results, answering questions, and building the client relationship. You won't be handing off communication to someone else, and you won't be handing off execution to someone else either. In this role, you will: 📈 Own paid media strategy and execution for a focused set of client accounts (not a large book — quality over volume)  🎯 Manage and optimize campaigns across Google Ads and Bing Ads primarily, with Meta and LinkedIn Ads where relevant  🤝 Lead client communication yourself — regular calls, Slack updates, and reporting, with a real understanding of what's happening in the account so you can explain it clearly  🔍 Develop and adapt strategy based on performance data, market changes, and client goals — this isn't an execution-only role  ✍️ Guide ad copy, messaging, and landing page direction for your accounts, working closely with our Creative Strategist  📊 Translate performance data into clear, honest updates clients can act on — including when results aren't where we want them, as long as we're showing a plan  🔁 Act as backup coverage on our largest accounts when needed, working alongside our senior US-based lead so nothing falls through the cracks if someone's out  ⚡ Use AI tools (Claude, ChatGPT, and similar) as a core part of how you work — for campaign builds, research, reporting, and more — to work efficiently without needing a large support team  🧠 Bring your own point of view on strategy — we want someone who proactively flags problems and proposes solutions, not someone who waits to be told what to do This is a full-time role. Core overlap with US Eastern Time required (approximately 7am–3pm ET), with flexibility for client meetings as needed. Requirements To excel in this role, you need: ✅ 5+ years of hands-on paid media, including 2+ years in a multi-client agency environment — you've run 5+ accounts simultaneously and know the context-switching cost  ✅ Solid B2B experience — B2B SaaS specifically is ideal, but strong B2B ads experience (longer sales cycles, lead gen, booked meetings) is what matters most  ✅ Strong expertise in Google Ads, with Bing Ads experience a real plus  ✅ Working knowledge of Meta Ads and/or LinkedIn Ads  ✅ Comfort and confidence leading client calls and explaining performance and strategy in your own words — this is not optional  ✅ Direct, primary ownership of client communication in a past role — you were the main point of contact, not a support role behind an account manager — and you manage your own task list and priorities wit