You aren’t a developer, but you know your way around a CRM or a CMS without a manual. You are technical enough to be dangerous in the platforms, but your real skill is the room. You ensure the strategy survives the transition to the real world.
The rhythm. You own the calls, the recaps, and the priorities for Monday morning.
The build. You don’t wait for a leak. You set up the follow-up logic and reporting views before the campaign launches.
The revenue. You spot signs of a stalling project or a silent client before it becomes a commercial problem.
The team. You tell our technical specialists what to build based on what the client needs today.
The integrity. You perform the manual checks that keep tracking and attribution accurate across the stack.
A resume tells us where you’ve been; your judgment tells us if you can stay.
Presence. You have a mature way about you. You know how to handle the silence in a meeting, how to deliver a “no,” and how to make a client feel handled without performing effort.
Nouns over abstractions. You don’t talk about “alignment.” You define who owns the form logic and when the first lead hits the database.
Systems literacy. You can jump into a tool and verify a setup yourself. You value the person over the technical, but you have enough depth to be useful in the software.
Clarity. Your updates are short and accurate. You don’t hide behind adjectives.
We protect revenue paths and brand recognition. We refuse to be the agency that requires “managing” by the client. We don’t sell novelty; we fix the friction that stops growth.
Send your resume and LinkedIn profile to info@bsllc.biz, or apply below and include the following as an attachment.
In your note, list the last three tools you personally configured and what you built. Then, describe a client meeting that was losing momentum. Tell us the specific process you used to get the work moving again.
Every client on our roster saw a live system update in the last seven days. If you can hold that rhythm, send your note by Thursday at 5 PM.