Content Manager

Ellipsis is emerging as a market leader in “GEO” for B2B technology companies. This is a high-impact, varied role in a fast-moving and ambitious agency.

The transition to AI search has put a lot of the SEO industry on the back foot. Ellipsis has always been consultative/strategic in our approach; we started building AI search products in 2021 on GPT-2, and thus this has been a time for us to thrive.

Today, we think we have a better understanding of AI search than almost anyone else. We have both the tracking product (built in-house), the data (~25 million AI answers for analysis, with more tracked weekly), and the execution end-to-end from strategy, to writing, to in-house design, to optimization, and performance reporting.

As our newest Content Manager, you will be the engineer who ensures the content production machine runs optimally. You’ll be the primary point of contact and own end-to-end delivery of content deliverables for your own portfolio of clients. This means ultimate responsibility for ensuring that every piece of content is delivered on time, on brief, and meets our high bar for quality.

We have an increasingly varied (and growing) portfolio of clients and are looking for an experienced project manager to maintain -- and improve upon -- our high delivery standards. It is an exciting time to join us.

What you’ll do

The Content Manager role is varied, fast-paced, and requires a high level of organizational capability. You’ll be responsible for a mixture of big-picture client, project and account management (~70% of your time) and in-the-weeds production work (~30% of your time), giving you a uniquely rounded perspective on each of your client accounts.

The heart of the role is in client and project management -- you’ll be the main point of contact for a portfolio of clients, and shoulder much of the responsibility for managing these client relationships, keeping delivery on track, and ensuring quality remains high.

Excellent written and verbal communication skills are central to being an effective Content Manager. You’ll regularly communicate directly with clients via Slack, email, and Trello, and lead fortnightly or monthly check-in meetings, often with multiple stakeholders. You’ll need to be confident preparing for these, presenting to clients, and handling questions or concerns appropriately live on calls.

Organization, critical thinking, and an eye for detail are all equally critical. Our Content Managers are ultimately responsible for ensuring that every deliverable for each of their clients is delivered on time, does its intended job, and measures up to both our high internal standards and individual client requirements: