Nobul Resourcing Solutions
Account Manager

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Account Manager
SMB Account Manager
London (hybrid) | £35,000–£40,000 base | £50,000–£60,000 OTE, uncapped
A fast-growing, market-leading advertising business is hiring an SMB Account Manager. We connect well-known consumer brands with niche UK audiences. The SMB Account Management team is brand new this year, offering a unique opportunity to shape a role with significant growth potential.
The Role
You’ll take on a portfolio of around 150 SMB advertisers, some of whom are high-spenders, while most booked only once and then disappeared. Your priority:
- Reactivate lost accounts.
- Understand their commercial goals better than they do themselves.
- Develop year-round partnerships from one-off transactions.
This is a commercial sales role disguised as account management—not servicing passive customers or handling renewals. Your focus: ✔ Hunting for growth in your client base. ✔ Reviving cold accounts and building rapport from scratch. ✔ Shifting from transactions to long-term value-driven solutions.
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Key Responsibilities
- Own a high-volume account portfolio with clear revenue and retention targets.
- Reactivate dormant accounts, forging relationships from near-cold starts.
- Diagnose client needs and craft bespoke solutions (without relying on cookie-cutter packages).
- Renew, upsell, and cross-sell value-driven strategies.
- Collaborate with Campaign Management to execute flawlessly and on time.
- PIPELINE, FORECASTING & CRM MANAGEMENT—drive sequences and forecasts with precision.


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Person Specification
Experience & Background
- 12–18 months’ experience in commercial sales or account management.
- Basic understanding of media, advertising, or experiential sectors—ideally with a grasp of sales cycles.
- Proven ability to sell intangible solutions, not just products.
Mindset
- Self-starter: Prefers figuring things out independently rather than waiting for a playbook.
- Thrives with ambiguity and fast-paced change—ideal for an emerging product team.
Skills & Attributes
- Consultative & relational—ask sharp questions and listen well.
- Commercially astute: Strong instincts to identify high-value accounts worth proactive pursuit.
- Resilient and tenacious when navigating accounts with limited engagement histories.
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