Performance Media Manager

Spitalfields
1 month ago
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Want to work for an agency that specialises within a rapidly growing industry?

I am currently recruiting for a Performance Media Manager with a solid background in paid search and paid social. The role sits within the Performance Media Team, which focuses on managing ad campaigns across Paid Search and Paid Social channels.

Key Responsibilities

The primary focus of the role is activating and managing paid media campaigns while maintaining high standards of performance and client satisfaction. Specific duties include:

Campaign Activation: Executing and optimising campaigns across multiple search and social platforms.
Client Engagement: Working closely with Client Delivery teams to ensure responsive and strategic media planning.
Insights & Analytics: Producing insightful weekly, monthly, and quarterly reports to guide strategy and enhance client ROI.
Data Visualization: Collaborating to improve UI and data visualisations in dashboards for better client insights.
Publisher & Partner Relations: Building relationships with media and tech partners to uncover new opportunities and foster continuous innovation.

Required Skills

Experience: 3yrs+ managing complex campaigns across paid search, social and platforms.
Analytical Ability: Strong skills in Excel and analytics, with a focus on deriving insights from large campaign data sets.
Collaborative and Independent: Ability to work both independently and as part of a team.
Technical Proficiency: Knowledge in tracking and UTM setup, with troubleshooting skills.

Benefits inc:

Private Medical Insurance - Comprehensive medical cover, including mental health and more.
Health Cash Plan - Cash back in your pocket for extra health or wellness treats. 24 hr online access to a GP and physio consultants.
Private Health Insurance - Covering you for periods of absence due to ill health where you're out of the business longer than six months.
Holidays - 25 days, which increases with time, but you can also buy a few extra days too.
Health - up to 50% off gym memberships.

To express your interest and find out more send your CV now.

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