Remote Client Success Manager — Marketing Performance & Retention (Early Career / Tech-Savvy)

About BBS

BBS helps collision repair shops and body shop owners generate more high-quality business through Google Ads, landing pages, CRM systems, automation, lead capture, and sales pipeline support.

We are not a generic marketing agency. We are a growth system for body shops, built by people who understand the industry from the inside.

This is a 100% remote role for an early-career, tech-savvy candidate who is organized, analytical, professional in communication, and interested in marketing performance, client onboarding, CRM systems, and client retention.

The Role

We are looking for a highly organized and analytical Client Success Manager to manage active BBS clients after they sign up.

You must be a down-to-earth communicator who can drop the corporate jargon and speak to clients like real people and make them feel comfortable and heard.

You will help onboard new clients, coordinate with our internal team, track client requests, prepare for performance sync meetings, assist with client health checks, and help prevent churn.

Your job is not to personally be the Google Ads expert, CRM developer, or landing page builder.

Your job is to understand the client’s needs, keep the process organized, communicate clearly, coordinate with the correct team members, and make sure nothing falls through the cracks.

The best person for this role is part:

  • Client Success Manager
  • Onboarding Coordinator
  • Marketing Operations Coordinator
  • Sales Pipeline Tracker
  • Process Builder
  • Churn Prevention Specialist

What You Will Be Doing

  • Manage communication with active BBS clients.
  • Be the glue between the internal team and clients and keep the clients happy
  • Collect missing information, assets, approvals, photos, account access, and clarification from clients.
  • Coordinate internal tasks related to Google Ads, landing pages, CRM workflows, forms, automations, and lead tracking.
  • Create, organize, and update client requests in task management software.
  • Follow up with Google Ads experts, developers, and internal team members to keep work moving.
  • Track deadlines, blockers, next steps, approvals, and follow-ups.
  • Keep clients updated without overpromising.
  • Document client conversations, concerns, requests, and decisions.
  • Prepare clean notes and updates for ownership and internal team members.
  • Help identify clients who are happy, frustrated, confused, delayed, at risk, or needing extra attention.
  • Keep dashboards, task boards, CRM records, and client tracking systems clean and accurate.

Marketing Systems, Performance & Process Management

This role requires comfort working around marketing, CRM, and sales technology. You do not need to personally re-invent every Google Ads campaign , landing page, or workflow, but you must understand what these systems are used for, track issues clearly, and communicate updates between the client and internal team.

You will work around tools and systems such as:

  • Google Ads
  • CRM systems
  • Landing pages and lead forms
  • CRM pipelines and automation workflows
  • Call tracking, text follow-up, and email follow-up
  • Client dashboards, task boards, spreadsheets, and reports

A major part of this role is helping keep clients successful and preventing churn. You will help prepare for performance sync meetings, assist with client health checks, and work with the Google Ads expert or internal team to review concerns such as lead volume, lead quality, CRM activity, follow-up issues, open client requests, and overall client satisfaction.

This role requires someone who can think analytically, communicate clearly, and follow a process. You must be able to understand what the client is concerned about, gather the right information, determine who internally needs to review it, document the next steps, and follow up until the issue is resolved.

You will also be expected to follow onboarding checklists, update client records, move tasks through the correct stages, set reminders, document conversations, and help improve SOPs, templates, checklists, and internal handoff processes as BBS grows.

What Success Looks Like

You are successful in this role if:

  • Clients feel informed, supported, and confident in BBS.
  • Onboarding steps are completed accurately and on time.
  • Client information is clean and organized.
  • Client requests are tracked and followed up on.
  • Internal team members know what needs to be done.
  • Google Ads, CRM systems, landing page, CRM, and automation requests are routed correctly.
  • Performance sync meetings happen consistently.
  • Client health checks are documented.
  • At-risk clients are identified early.
  • Client concerns are escalated before they turn into cancellation requests.
  • Follow-ups do not get missed.
  • Client churn is reduced because issues are caught early.
  • Processes become cleaner and easier for the team to follow.

What We Are Not Looking For

This is NOT the right role for someone who:

  • Is disorganized or careless with details.
  • Avoids client communication.
  • Does not like using software, CRMs, spreadsheets, or task boards.
  • Relies on memory instead of documenting things.
  • Needs constant reminders to follow up.
  • Gives vague updates to clients or team members.
  • Overpromises timelines without checking internally.
  • Struggles to communicate professionally with business owners.
  • Cannot manage multiple clients, tasks, and deadlines.
  • Avoids performance-related conversations.
  • Cannot follow instructions or structured processes.
  • Is not interested in improving systems.
  • Wants a passive remote job with minimal communication.

Ideal Background

Strong candidates may come from backgrounds such as:

  • Client success
  • Account management
  • Marketing account management
  • Marketing operations
  • Sales operations
  • Project coordination
  • Customer success
  • SaaS support or onboarding
  • CRM or systems administration
  • Google Ads coordination
  • Marketing agency support
  • Automotive service advising
  • Body shop or collision repair administration
  • Administrative operations with strong technical ability

Experience in automotive, body shops, is helpful but not required.

We care most about organization, communication, analytical thinking, follow-through, software comfort, and the ability to follow and improve processes.

Requirements

  • Strong written and verbal English communication skills.
  • Well dressed and well kept - You are expected to be on camera for all your meetings
  • Professional and confident communication style.
  • Comfortable speaking with business owners and managers.
  • Highly organized and detail-oriented.
  • Analytical and able to understand client concerns and workflow problems.
  • Comfortable using computer software throughout the workday.
  • Able to manage multiple clients, tasks, systems, deadlines, and follow-ups.
  • Able to write clear notes, summaries, client updates, and internal action items.
  • Comfortable using CRMs, spreadsheets, task boards, project management systems, and communication tools.
  • Comfortable learning and working around Google Ads, CRM systems, landing pages, automations, and sales pipeline systems.
  • Able to work remotely with accountability.
  • Reliable computer, strong internet connection, and quiet remote work environment.
  • Able to follow structured processes while using good judgment.
  • Able to help document, improve, and build processes as the company grows.

Application Instruction — Read Carefully

At the top of your application response or cover letter, write the phrase:

Client Growth First

Pay: $4,000.00 - $7,500.00 per month

Application Question(s):

  • To show you read the job posting, write “Client Growth First” as the first line of your answer. Then explain in 3–5 sentences why analytical thinking, organization, and follow-up are important in this role.
  • What CRM, spreadsheet, project management, client tracking, Google Ads, GoHighLevel, or task management software have you used before? Briefly explain what you used each tool for.
  • A client asks for an update on something that is not completed yet. How would you respond to the client and what would you do internally afterward?
  • A client says they are unhappy with lead quality. What information would you gather before escalating the concern?
  • This role requires following structured processes, but also helping improve them over time. Give an example of a process you followed or helped improve.
  • This role requires daily use of software to track client tasks, update notes, set reminders, manage workflows, and follow up with both clients and internal team members. Are you comfortable working this way throughout the day? Provide examples of prior experience.
  • Do you have any experience with google ads? If so what proficiency score (1-10, 10 being Highly proficient) would you give yourself?
  • How many client accounts have you managed at one time (monthly)?

Work Location: Remote

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