Market Manager
Airbnb · Remote (Remote US)
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About the role
Airbnb was born in 2007 when two hosts welcomed three guests to their San Francisco home, and has since grown to over 5 million hosts who have welcomed over 2 billion guest arrivals in almost every country across the globe. Every day, hosts offer unique stays and experiences that make it possible for guests to connect with communities in a more authentic way.
The Community You Will Join
Our Supply Team is growing, and we want you to be part of it! As a Market Manager, you will play a crucial role in the retention, growth, and optimization of host entrepreneurs and professional hosts in your assigned territory. You will focus on building strong relationships with these hosts, helping them optimize their listings, improve pricing strategies, and enhance their overall success on Airbnb.
The Difference You Will Make
As a Market Manager, you will be responsible for the growth of a book of business in your assigned territories by managing professional host accounts and supply acquisition of high quality inventory. You will build Airbnb’s strong market presence in your assigned region in collaborating with other teams as the local in-market expert. As someone who knows the Airbnb mission and values inside out, you will drive all phases of supply acquisition and market success from acquisition strategy development to strategic partner relationship management. You will help develop and iterate scalable, localized supply strategies in your territory aiming to secure our long-term success.
A Typical Day
Build and manage partner relationships within assigned territory
Directly manage accounts to meet and exceed quarterly/annual sales goals
Analyze data and utilize data-driven recommendations to identify and action on strategic opportunities in your region to drive increase in sales
Prospect and onboard new, high quality supply in your assigned geography
Maintain a baseline understanding of the technical integration of various software partners so that you can provide the right support to your clients
Represent Airbnb in external meetings with Professional Hosts and at industry conferences in your market
Educate clients on all significant product changes, and cascade feedback on product and policy to the relevant internal stakeholders — including staying current on evolving Canadian short-term rental regulations at the federal, provincial, and municipal levels
Hold regular optimization calls and business reviews with your partners
Develop strong and long lasting partnerships
Develop deep knowledge of your assigned geographic markets and become the go-to source for all information relating to local trends and market dynamics for internal and external partners
Respond to and deliver exceptional service to your professional hosts in a timely and efficient manner, occasionally traveling to your market to provide in-person support and guidance
Work cross-functionally with product, communications, public policy and customer support teams to ensure our long-term market success.
Your Expertise
6+ years of experience in new sales, account management, and partner support, showcasing a deep understanding and capability in fostering business relationships.
2+ years of tech/travel industry experience is a plus, highlighting the value of sector-specific knowledge.
Proven track record of being able to effectively work a leads pipeline and a book of business, demonstrating expertise in nurturing and converting potential opportunities.
Proficient quantitative skills and proven ability to interpret and apply data throughout your day-to-day work, emphasizing the importance of data-driven decision-making.
Continued in Airbnb’s original posting ↗.
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