We’re looking for an EMEA Agency Lead, ideally based in the UK, although we’re open to candidates based in other European countries where Seedtag has a presence. You’ll play a key role in shaping the future of neuro-contextual advertising across EMEA.
Who We Are
Seedtag is the leading Neuro-Contextual Advertising Company.
We are redefining how advertising works in a privacy-first world by moving beyond keywords and cookies, towards understanding human emotion, intent, and context.
Powered by advanced AI and neuroscience, our proprietary technology, Liz, delivers a deep, human-like understanding of content and attention. This enables brands to connect with audiences at the right moment, in the right mindset, with ads that are relevant, engaging, and respectful of the user experience.
Founded in 2014 by two ex-Googlers, Seedtag has grown into a general company with 500+ Seedtaggers across 17 countries, backed by €250M in funding, and expanding rapidly across the open web and Connected TV.
We’re not just building technology, we’re rewriting the rules of advertising.




Your Challenge
As EMEA Agency Lead, You Will
- Build and strengthen strategic relationships with key media agencies, positioning Seedtag as a preferred partner.
- Negotiate and manage trading agreements with agencies to drive long-term business growth.
- Maintain regular syncs with agency trading teams to identify opportunities, unlock growth, and improve collaboration.
- Work closely with the commercial team, providing input on overall business performance, market feedback, and growth opportunities.
- Represent Seedtag in the market, educating agencies and advertisers on our solutions and value proposition.
- Identify and develop new business opportunities across planning, programmatic, trading, and buying teams within agencies.
- Drive revenue growth and contribute to achieving and exceeding commercial targets.
- Maintain an accurate view of the commercial pipeline, ensuring proper forecasting and reportin

📌 EMEA Agency Lead (España)
🏢 Seedtag
📍 España