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Make is a growing digital agency in the heart of East London. Due to new client wins, we're looking for a Social Account Manager to join our Client Services team, with a focus on client profitability and growth.
We are looking for someone passionate about social and digital media with strong leadership qualities who can inspire a team and delight our clients. At Make, account managers aren't just delivery leads — they're strategic bridges between client problems and agency output. We expect you to think as well as do.
We're an AI-first agency, which means we expect everyone at Make, including in client services, to actively use, experiment with and advocate for AI tools in their day-to-day work. This isn't a "nice to have." It's how we work.
What We're Looking For
Key Responsibilities
Make Competency Framework
At Make, we assess all team members against two dimensions: how you think and how you execute. For this role, we expect the following levels across our core competencies.
Reframing : Questions briefs when something doesn't add up. Identifies gaps and inconsistencies. Starting to see when a problem might be wrongly framed — and says so.
Judgment : Reliable judgment on standard decisions. Knows when something's off. Knows when to escalate and when to make the call independently.
Challenge : Challenges respectfully when they see issues — with clients and internally. Can disagree constructively and hold a position with evidence.
Synthesis : Sees patterns within their domain. Makes connections across projects and channels. Joins the dots between social performance and broader business objectives.
Narrative : Structures clear narratives from data and insight. Explains the "so what" of their work. Presentations are clear, purposeful and client-relevant — not just data dumps.
Curiosity : Proactively researches beyond requirements. Brings outside perspectives and platform trends into client conversations. Goes deeper than the brief asks, including how AI tools and emerging technologies are changing what's possible in social and content marketing.
Client Relationship Management : Builds genuine rapport with day-to-day client contacts. Anticipates needs, handles issues professionally and maintains trust under pressure.
Brief Development : Writes clear, actionable briefs that specialists can work from. Pushes back on vague or unclear requests. Don't just pass problems on.
Specialist Translation : Translates specialist social and creative output into clear client value. Explains the "so what?" of performance data — not just the numbers.
Channel Literacy : Understands enough about social, paid and creative to ask good questions, spot inconsistencies and grasp channel trade-offs in a client conversation.
What Great Looks Like at This Level
The best Social Account Managers at Make aren't order-takers. They're the person in the room who spots when a brief is wrong before the work starts, who can turn a performance report into a story that changes what the client does next, and who makes their clients feel genuinely looked after — not just managed.
They're also ahead of the curve on AI — not just aware of it, but using it to work smarter, move faster, and bring sharper thinking to clients.
Things We Look For in All Makers
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We're hiring directly right now and are not working with recruiters. Please apply with your CV and a short cover letter telling us about a piece of social work you're proud of and why.