Digital Marketing Project Manager
Digital Marketing Project Manager
Our Client - Marketing company
- Remote
Job description
*This is a contract to hire opportunity, with compensation based on experience*
Digital Marketing Project Manager (Delivery Lead)
Digital Marketing Agency
About the Role
We are hiring a hands-on Project Manager / Delivery Lead to own execution across multiple high-intent digital marketing engagements.
This is not a passive coordination role.
You will run delivery, translate strategy into action, keep clients aligned, and ensure our teams execute cleanly, on time, and at a high standard. As the company scales, this role has a clear growth path into operational leadership.
This position is ideal for a self-starter who thrives in structured systems, communicates confidently with clients, and takes pride in keeping complex workstreams moving without constant direction.
Core Responsibilities
Delivery & Execution Ownership
Own end-to-end delivery across multiple client accounts, ensuring timelines, scope, and quality stay on track.
- Translate strategy, audits, and roadmaps into clear sprint plans, task boards, timelines, owners, and due dates.
- Actively manage dependencies, risks, and blockers—nothing stalls without you knowing why and fixing it.
Cross-Functional Orchestration
• Coordinate execution across company’s core delivery pillars:
-On-site and AI entity optimization
-NOVA / Google Business Profile optimization
-Authority building and content distribution
-Geo and signal expansion
-Conversion tracking and attribution
-Paid amplification (when applicable)
• Ensure clean handoffs and accountability across internal specialists, contractors, and vendors.
Client Leadership & Communication
- Serve as the primary delivery point of contact for active accounts.
- Set expectations clearly and early—especially for SMB clients who may need guidance on what matters (and what doesn’t).
- Run weekly client updates, action-item follow-ups, approvals, and “what’s next” planning.
- Keep clients confident, informed, and aligned without over-promising or over-explaining.
Operational Discipline
Own access and dependency management (CMS, GBP, GA4/GSC, call tracking, CRM, ad accounts).
- Maintain a clean single source of truth per account (plans, tasks, deliverables, approvals, notes, reporting links).
- QA deliverables for accuracy, brand fit, and compliance (no spammy tactics, no misleading claims).
Performance Awareness
- Monitor leading indicators (calls, forms, bookings, GBP actions, lead quality).
- Support weekly snapshots and monthly KPI reporting tied to high-intent opportunities—not vanity metrics.
- Flag issues early and collaborate on corrective actions.
Process & Scale
- Identify delivery friction and inefficiencies.
- Help document SOPs and standardize repeatable playbooks.
- Contribute to improving how we deliver as volume and complexity increase.
Qualifications & Skills
Required
• 3–6 years experience as a Project Manager, Delivery Lead, or similar role in a digital agency or performance marketing environment.
• Proven ability to manage multiple concurrent projects with cross-functional teams.
• Strong client-facing presence: calm, confident, structured, and professional.
• Comfortable operating with partial information and moving work forward without waiting for perfect clarity.
• Solid working knowledge of:
Local SEO / GBP fundamentals
On-site content structure and basic technical SEO concepts
Conversion pathways (calls, forms, booking flows)
Paid media basics (tracking, audiences, testing workflows)
• High operational rigor: documentation, prioritization, deadline discipline, and follow-through.
• Fluency with common tools (ClickUp/Asana/Monday/Jira, Slack, Google Workspace) and familiarity with GA4, GSC, GBP, call tracking, and CRM systems (GoHighLevel a plus).
Bonus
- Experience serving law firms, home services, medical, medspas, or other high-intent local/professional service businesses.
What This Role Is NOT
This is not a junior or training-wheels PM role.
This is not a task-only coordinator waiting for instructions.
- This is not a sales role.
If you need heavy day-to-day direction to move work forward, this role will not be a fit.
Growth Path
- Project Manager → Senior PM
- Senior PM → Delivery Ops Lead / Operational Manager
- Expanded responsibility across systems, people, and scale as the company grows
We invest heavily in people who take ownership and consistently deliver.
Company Benefits & Culture
- Paid time off and company holidays.
- Training on Company's proprietary delivery systems (Signal Lift, Signal Density, AI Entity Signal Stack, NOVA, authority/distribution frameworks).
- Clear long-term growth opportunity as the company scales.
- Professional, direct, collaborative culture focused on doing great work.
- Note: Our Company does not currently offer employer-sponsored health insurance or a retirement plan.
All applicants applying for U.S. job openings must be legally authorized to work in the United States and are required to have U.S. residency at the time of application.
If you are a person with a disability needing assistance with the application, or at any point in the hiring process, please contact us at support@themomproject.com.
Screening Questions
- Tell us about a time you owned end-to-end delivery for a performance marketing/Digital engagement across multiple workstreams. What was the scope, how did you structure the plan (sprints/tasks/owners), and what did you personally drive to completion?
- Walk us through your weekly cadence for a decentralized team: what meetings happen, what gets documented where, how you assign owners/dates, how you handle blockers within 24 hours, and how you track scope and labor hours to protect margin while staying on schedule
- Tell us about a time you inherited a client who didn’t understand digital marketing and expected immediate results. How did you set a realistic timeline, define what ‘progress’ looks like in the first 30/60/90 days, and secure the client’s commitments (approvals, access, review requests, intake foll
- Tell us about a time you had to push back on a client request that would have hurt performance or violated best practices (e.g., spammy SEO, misleading claims, “quick wins” that create long-term risk). How did you explain the tradeoffs in plain language, propose a better alternative, and still keep