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The Contractor Marketing Mastermind is looking for a Client Success Manager to teach contractors across North America how to generate their own work and grow their businesses. You’ll be the primary contact for a growing book of clients, delivering results and coaching them to self-sufficiency month after month.
You will script ads, review copy and setup, analyze performance, and hold clients accountable to act on opportunities.
Teach contractors how to generate their own work, year round. They'll come to you as the expert on growing their business — and you'll be the reason it happens.
We help residential contractors scale their businesses with data-driven Facebook marketing, building them in-house lead systems so they stop relying on lead-gen sites and agencies. Our clients are real, hardworking small-business owners — your work genuinely helps them win.
We're one of the fastest-growing marketing and coaching companies in the contracting space, and we're still small enough that you're trusted with real responsibility from the start. Morning huddles, music, energy, leaderboards, and a group chat full of wins. We ring the bell. We celebrate. And we hold a high standard — this is a no-excuses, standards-driven culture for people who are hungry and going somewhere.
We're not for everyone. But if you're the right person, you'll have found your people.
The Role
You'll be the primary point of contact for a book of contractors across North America who are building their own lead generation in-house. Your job is to get them results and to teach them the skill, so that generating work stops being something they hope for and becomes something they know how to do — every month, year round.
That means doing the work and teaching it at the same time. You'll script high-converting ads using the frameworks we teach, review copy, creative and backend setup before anything goes live, read the numbers with your clients, and then walk them through how you did it so they can do it themselves next time.
It also means holding the standard. Sometimes the ads are fine and the real problem is that nobody called the leads back — and you're the person who says so, kindly and clearly, because that's what actually gets them the result.
Our clients regularly tell us this changed their life. The Client Success Manager is the person who makes that true.
Compensation
$48,000 – $96,000+
A mix of base pay, commissions, and bonuses. What you earn moves with the size of the book you can carry and with the results your clients get — so the better you coach, the further past the top of that range you can go.
We've managed thousands of ads, helped clients spend millions of dollars on paid advertising, and booked tens of millions of dollars' worth of work for contractors across North America — in almost every trade and just about every kind of market.
So you won't be guessing. You'll learn a proven system, you'll be taught exactly how and why it works, and you'll have our client success team and John, our founder, in your corner every week on what's actually working right now.
Hundreds of contractors, almost every trade, markets of every size. When you sit down with a client, you're bringing something that has already worked over and over — not a theory you're testing on them.
You don't need to arrive knowing everything about paid advertising. You do need to learn fast — because you'll go through real mentorship until you can run this properly, and you won't be handed a client account before you're there. Client results are never the training ground.
You'll have the rest of the client success team and John, our founder, to bring a difficult account to. Nobody here is left to quietly figure out a struggling client on their own.
If there's a course, a program, or a conference that would make you better at this, we'll go and do it. We're all coaches at heart — we'd far rather spend money making you great than replace you later.
Your clients will come to see you as the expert on generating work for their business. That's a rare position to hold with a business owner, and it gets earned on the weekly calls.
Small team, short distance between noticing a problem and fixing it. If you spot something broken in how we deliver, you'll be the one who gets to change it.
Two things predict success in this seat more than anything else: the heart of a teacher, and being genuinely obsessed with your clients getting results. Almost everything else can be built on top of those two.
A real edge: having worked in — or run — a contracting business. Helping a trades business with Meta ads is a genuinely different craft from helping an e‑commerce brand, and the strategies barely overlap. The more you understand the world our clients live in, the better you'll serve them. Experience in digital marketing or sales helps too.
The details
What we offer
$48,000 – $96,000+ as a mix of base pay, commissions, and bonuses. It moves with the size of the book you carry and with how well your clients do — the ceiling is set by your results, not by the posting.
Do this well and you'll know how to make a business's phone ring on demand. That's one of the most valuable skills a person can have, and once you've genuinely learned it, it's yours for the rest of your career.
Senior CSM, operations, owning initiatives of your own. We're growing quickly and we'd much rather promote someone who already knows our clients than hire in over them.
Work from home. We lean toward Ontario so the time zones line up and so you can make the team dinners and the celebrations we get everyone together for.
You'll help a contractor go from wondering where next week's work is coming from to being booked out months in advance and making more money than they ever have. You're the one who made that happen — for them, for their crews, and for their families. Most days you'll finish knowing the work you did actually made a difference.
High standards, high energy, high trust. You'll work alongside people who are as committed to your growth as their own.
We'd rather tell you the truth than waste your time. This role probably isn't a fit if any of the below sound like you:
More about us
Here's what we stand for, where we're going, and how we actually operate day-to-day. The more you know about us, the easier the decision.
What we stand for
These aren't posters on the wall. They're the lens we hire through, the standard we hold each other to, and the reason clients trust us with their businesses. If they sound like the way you already operate, we should probably talk.
Value 01
"Be the kind of person others are proud to stand next to."
Character is the foundation everything else gets built on. We deliver on our commitments, we own our mistakes the moment we notice them, and we do the right thing whether or not anyone is watching. It's the minimum bar to walk through the door — and we protect it carefully.
Value 02
"There is no parking on Success Avenue. No one is above the work. No one has 'made it.' You prove it today, and then you prove it again tomorrow."
Your seat at this company is something you earn this week, not something you earned three years ago. That's not pressure for pressure's sake — it's the standard required to do the work we're doing at the level our clients deserve. The bar moves forward every week, and we move with it.
Value 03
"We are building a company that people are better for having been a part of — as a client, as a lead, as a teammate."
Every person who interacts with us — clients, prospects, teammates, people we'll never see again — should walk away further along than when they found us. Sometimes that means hard conversations and real accountability. We have them anyway, because being useful matters more than being comfortable.
Sound like the kind of standard you want?
We didn't start this company to build a small one. The opportunity in the residential contractor industry is enormous, and the people we're hiring today are the people who get to define what we build into it.
We're not optimizing for the next quarter, the next funding round, or the next exit. We're building the kind of company that, ten years from now, has actually changed the industry it set out to change — and we hire and operate accordingly.
The residential contractor space is one of the largest, most underserved industries in North America, and the players currently serving it haven't earned the right to keep doing it. The room we have to grow into is essentially uncapped.
The team we're building right now is the team that's going to set the standard for everything that comes next — culturally, operationally, and financially. If you take a seat in this chapter, you'll have an outsized hand in shaping what gets built from here.
This is the beginning, not the middle. The work is real, the standards are high, and the runway in front of us is massive. If you join us in this chapter, you're not joining a job — you're joining the team that gets to write the rest of the story.
We're a fully remote team spread across multiple time zones, which gives us flexibility — but remote isn't a synonym for casual around here. We trust you to deliver, and we expect you to. Async when it works, live when it matters, and always with a sense of urgency that comes from the mission, not from a clock.
We tell each other the truth — kindly, but clearly. If you're someone who wants to be coddled, this won't feel like home. If you're someone who wants to get sharply better at your craft, you'll thrive here. Feedback is treated as a gift, and we give it generously and receive it the same way.
We've built a company where what you actually do speaks louder than how long you've been here or what your title says. Tenure doesn't earn you anything, titles don't earn you anything. Results, ownership, and the way you show up are the only currencies that matter — and they're available to everyone.
Every decision we make eventually routes back to one question: does it help more contractors own their own lead generation? If yes, we do it. If no, we don't — even when it would have been easier or more profitable to say otherwise. The mission is the boss, and it never gets overruled.