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LoopMe
Atlanta, GA, US
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LoopMe uses AI to change how brand advertising is bought, measured, and optimised. Where most adtech platforms optimise for impressions or clicks, we optimise for what actually matters to brands — awareness, purchase intent, foot traffic, and sales. Our outcomes-based approach consistently delivers 2–5x the performance of industry benchmarks, which is why the world's leading brands, agencies, and publishers work with us.
We've grown at 40% CAGR every year since 2018, generating over $2 billion in cumulative gross revenue, and we're building toward $1 billion in annual revenue. That growth is powered by a 400-person global team across 19 cities — and by commercial talent that knows how to sell something genuinely differentiated in a crowded market. If you want to represent a product that wins on results, not relationships alone, this is the right place.
The opportunity
You join our Atlanta team to build, manage, and close a strong pipeline of digital advertising sales opportunities across HoldCo and independent agencies in the Southeast. This is a high-impact, revenue-driving role for a proactive, commercially driven seller with a genuine interest in programmatic advertising. You sell complex, high-value solutions and thrive in a fast-paced, performance-driven environment. You report to VP, East Mid Market.
Self-managed vacation (no maximum)
1 month work-from-anywhere
Healthcare
401k
Summer Fridays
LoopMe Gives Back
Learning & development support
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