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Channel Partner Manager

Denver, CO · On-site

$112K - $145K/yr

Channel Partner Managers are responsible for sourcing, activating, and supporting partners who drive revenue through inbound and outbound activities. We think of our channel partner managers as full ...

The Channel Partner Manager is responsible for developing, managing, and accelerating revenue growth through a portfolio of channel partners, including Value Added Resellers (VARs), Original ...

The Opportunity We are seeking a results-driven Sr. Manager, Indirect Partner Channel to lead and optimize the performance of our indirect partner ecosystem. In this highly visible leadership role ...

The Channel Partner Manager is responsible for developing, managing, and accelerating revenue growth through a portfolio of channel partners, including Value Added Resellers (VARs), Original ...

Collaborative Robots Business Manager The Channel Development Manager is responsible for driving growth, performance, and strategic alignment of the ABB Robotics distributor network. This role ...

The Regional Channel Sales Manager will be responsible for accelerating revenue growth, expanding market influence, and strengthening Jabra's channel presence across the assigned territory. This role ...

The Regional Channel Sales Manager will be responsible for accelerating revenue growth, expanding market influence, and strengthening Jabra's channel presence across the assigned territory. This role ...

The Regional Channel Sales Manager will be responsible for accelerating revenue growth, expanding market influence, and strengthening Jabra's channel presence across the assigned territory. This role ...

Channel Sales Manager

Denver, CO · On-site +1

$80K - $90K/yr

The Channel Sales Manager will be required to grow sales among specific product lines among current and prospective AdCellerant partners. This will include prospecting, creating presentations, models ...

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How much do channel manager jobs pay per year?

As of Jul 24, 2026, the average yearly pay for channel manager in Colorado is $149,786.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $159,800.00 and $160,900.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are Channel Managers?

Channel Managers are professionals responsible for developing and maintaining relationships with partners, distributors, or resellers that sell a company's products or services. They create strategies to expand the company's reach and maximize revenue through indirect sales channels. Their duties often include onboarding new partners, providing training, setting sales targets, and ensuring that partners align with the company's goals and standards.

What is the difference between Channel Manager vs Sales Manager?

AspectChannel ManagerSales Manager
Primary FocusManaging distribution channels and partner relationshipsDirect sales and customer acquisition
Required SkillsChannel development, partner management, negotiationSales strategy, team leadership, client engagement
Work EnvironmentCollaborates with partners, vendors, and internal teamsLeads sales teams, interacts directly with clients
Industry UsageCommon in tech, manufacturing, and wholesale sectorsWidespread across retail, B2B, and service industries

While both roles involve driving revenue, a Channel Manager focuses on developing and maintaining partner channels, whereas a Sales Manager directly manages sales teams and client relationships. Understanding these differences helps organizations assign the right responsibilities and find suitable candidates.

What Does a Channel Manager Do?

A channel manager works with sales or marketing within a specific channel. In this career, your duties may involve overseeing sales operations and being the moderator for supplier and customer relationships in a particular territory. Your responsibilities could range from fostering relationships with potential or existing channel partners and clients, creating and implementing sales growth strategies designed to increase profitability for your channel, closing difficult sales, and working on the recruitment of new sales and marketing partners. You may also meet with partners in your sales channel and moderate discussions between your marketing team and your channel partners.

How does a Channel Manager typically collaborate with sales and marketing teams to drive partner performance?

A Channel Manager works closely with both sales and marketing teams to align strategies, develop joint campaigns, and provide partners with the resources they need to succeed. This collaboration often involves regular meetings to discuss partner feedback, analyze sales data, and coordinate promotional activities. By fostering open communication and sharing insights between internal teams and external partners, Channel Managers help ensure that all parties are working toward mutual goals and maximizing revenue opportunities.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Channel Manager, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Channel Manager, you need expertise in sales strategy, partner relationship management, and a solid understanding of channel sales models, typically supported by a degree in business or marketing. Familiarity with CRM platforms like Salesforce, partner portals, and sales analytics tools is often required. Strong negotiation, communication, and problem-solving skills set exceptional Channel Managers apart. These capabilities are vital for building effective partner networks, driving revenue growth, and ensuring seamless collaboration between an organization and its channel partners.
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Infographic showing various Channel Manager job openings in Colorado as of July 2026, with employment types broken down into 76% Full Time, 21% Part Time, and 3% Contract. Highlights an 88% Physical, 3% Hybrid, and 9% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $149,786 per year, or $72 per hour.

Google Channel Manager / Performance Marketing Lead

EDEN HEALTH INTERNATIONAL INC

Denver, CO • Remote

Contractor

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Job description

Hiring Manager:Josh Khan

Job Title: Google Channel Manager / Performance Marketing Lead

Job Type:Contractor

Location: Remote


Who We Are

Join our team and help transform lives by delivering life-changing treatments and exceptional care. We offer a collaborative environment with competitive compensation, professional growth opportunities, and a mission-driven focus on maximizing value for both our business and customers. With a goal-centric culture that encourages risk-taking, self-empowerment, and transparency, you'll thrive in a fast-paced setting where making an impact is key.

Our Mission

We are on a mission to tackle America's metabolic health crisis by educating the public on its challenges and offering safe, science-backed treatments. With over 80 million Americans affected and $600 billion in annual medical costs attributed to metabolic disorders, we provide accessible solutions that empower people to improve their health and maintain lasting results. Our goal is simple: transform lives through education and effective, outcomes-driven care.

Eden is building a disciplined ecommerce growth engine where channel performance, funnel conversion, measurement quality, agency execution, and weekly spend decisions all connect back to profitable acquisition.

Role mandate:own Google day-to-day, translate channel signal into team decisions, and help the growth function decide where the next dollar should go.

About The Role

We are hiring a Google Channel Manager to own Google as a core acquisition channel while helping the broader growth team understand what Google is telling us about demand, signal quality, funnel performance, creative, offer, and budget posture.

This is a hands-on channel role, but it is not a siloed media-buying role. The right person will manage the day-to-day inside Google while also operating as part of the weekly growth system: reading signal, setting posture, executing tests, capturing learnings, and helping the team decide where the next dollar should go.

What You'll Own

You will own Google Ads performance across Search, Performance Max, Shopping, YouTube, Display, and related surfaces where applicable. That includes campaign structure, budget pacing, conversion signal, CAC / CPA performance, query quality, test design, and weekly recommendations.

Your responsibility does not stop at the Google account. You will help the organization understand what Google performance means for the broader business:

  • Is the channel working, or is the funnel blocking it?
  • Is spend constrained by signal, CAC, creative, offer, or conversion rate?
  • Are we scaling profitable demand, or just feeding the platform?
  • What should CRO, creative, data, lifecycle, agency partners, and leadership do next?

Key Responsibilities

  • Own day-to-day Google Ads execution, optimization, pacing, and performance.
  • Manage campaign structure, search intent, Performance Max logic, query quality, negative keywords, conversion actions, and budget allocation.
  • Translate Google performance into clear weekly business recommendations.
  • Partner with CRO/Data-Rails to verify whether Google signal is trustworthy enough to scale.
  • Partner with landing page, intake, creative, and content owners to identify what channel data says about customer intent and conversion friction.
  • Partner with finance and growth leadership to recommend weekly spend posture based on CAC, CVR, headroom, and signal confidence.
  • Partner with agencies where relevant, while keeping Eden as the owner of performance truth and channel direction.
  • Build a clear test roadmap for Google: what we are testing, why it matters, what decision it will drive, and what happens next.
  • Surface risks early when performance is being distorted by broken tracking, poor event quality, funnel friction, offer mismatch, or weak creative.
  • Contribute to the weekly growth operating rhythm by bringing clear updates, decisions, blockers, and learnings.

What Success Looks Like

First 30 days

  • Audit the Google account, conversion setup, campaign structure, budget posture, and signal quality.
  • Identify immediate waste, structural issues, and the first decisions needed to stabilize the channel.
  • Create the first weekly Google readout: what changed, what number is trusted, where spend should move, and what decision is needed.

First 60 days

  • Establish a clearer operating rhythm: cleaner structure, better weekly readouts, sharper test priorities, and stronger alignment with CRO, data, creative, and finance.
  • Show early CAC / CPA improvement, or clearly isolate the blocker if performance cannot scale yet.

First 90 days

  • Build a Google channel system the broader growth team can trust: clear signal, disciplined spend decisions, accountable tests, and a reliable view of when to scale, hold, cut, or fix the funnel first.
  • Demonstrate that Google decisions can be made from trusted business metrics, not platform confidence alone.

What You Bring to Eden

  • Deep hands-on Google Ads experience in ecommerce, DTC, telehealth, healthcare, subscriptions, regulated categories, or high-consideration consumer products.
  • Strong command of Search, Performance Max, conversion actions, attribution caveats, account structure, campaign pacing, and CAC management.
  • Ability to operate inside messy environments where channel performance is affected by funnel, signal, creative, offer, and operational factors.
  • Strong business judgment, not just media-buying skill.
  • Comfort working cross-functionally with growth leadership, finance, CRO, data, creative, lifecycle, and agency partners.
  • Ability to explain performance in plain English and turn analysis into decisions.
  • Strong bias toward ownership: you do not wait for perfect reporting before forming a clear recommendation.

Strong Fit Signals

  • You can manage the account yourself and also explain what the account means for the broader growth system.
  • You understand that Google is both an acquisition channel and a source of market/customer signal.
  • You know when CAC is a channel problem, a funnel problem, a tracking problem, or an offer problem.
  • You can pressure-test agency recommendations without needing to replace every agency function yourself.
  • You can help leadership decide what to do this week, not just report what happened last week.

This Role Is Not For Someone Who

  • Only wants to manage the Google account in isolation.
  • Relies entirely on platform-reported performance.
  • Does not want to work with CRO, data, creative, finance, or agency partners.
  • Optimizes campaigns without understanding margin, payback, funnel conversion, or organizational priorities.
  • Is more comfortable reporting activity than driving decisions.

Why This Role Matters

Google is one of Eden's most important demand-capture channels, but the next phase of growth requires more than campaign optimization. Eden needs a channel owner who can connect Google performance to the full growth engine: signal quality, funnel truth, creative learning, agency execution, spend governance, and profitable scale.

This person will help Eden build the muscle to make better weekly decisions, move faster with more confidence, and turn Google into a channel the whole organization can learn from and scale around.