sales
Posted Mar 5Business Development Manager, Programmatic Demand Partnerships
at Newsweek
United StatesRemote
Responsibilities
- Own a quarterly and annual spend target tied to demand-side revenue transacted through the Exchange.
- Build and manage a pipeline of DSP prospects and progress them from outreach through active integration and spend.
- Track partner spend performance and report against revenue KPIs, escalating risks and opportunities proactively.
- Identify and target DSPs — including agency trading desks, independent DSPs, and healthcare-focused buying platforms — that are a strong fit for our Exchange inventory.
- Develop onboarding materials, playbooks, and resources that accelerate time-to-spend for new demand partners.
- Identify and resolve barriers to spend — whether technical, commercial, or related to inventory quality — in collaboration with internal teams.
- Drive upsell and expansion opportunities within the existing demand partner base.
- Collaborate with Product and Engineering teams to influence the roadmap, with a focus on features, reporting, and integrations that improve buyer
Requirements
- You'll develop a deep understanding of how each DSP partner operates, what inventory they need, and how they prefer to transact, using those insights to drive both revenue growth and product improvements.
- Deep understanding of the programmatic ecosystem, including DSP operations, RTB, PMPs, and exchange dynamics.
- Familiarity with healthcare provider and consumer targeting, first-party data applications, and relevant compliance considerations (HIPAA, NAI, etc.). Skills:
- Ability to synthesize client feedback into clear, prioritized product recommendations. Technical Aptitude:
- Working knowledge of DSP campaign setup, analytics, and data integrations.
- CRM proficiency (Salesforce, HubSpot) and comfort with reporting and analytics platforms. Preferred:
- Experience partnering with product teams to influence ad tech features or buyer-facing workflows.
Experience
- 4+ years in ad tech business development, with a focus on demand-side partnerships and a track record of hitting revenue targets.