Freelance Media Buyer / Planner
Freelance Media Buyer / Planner
Posted today
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Develop media plans based on campaign objectives, target audiences, budgets, and timing
- Recommend appropriate channels, platforms, placements, and media mix
- Support media buying, placement, and campaign execution
- Develop and manage budget allocations across selected channels
- Coordinate campaign trafficking and launch requirements as needed
- Monitor campaign performance and identify opportunities for optimization
- Track spend and performance against campaign objectives
- Provide clear reporting, insights, and recommendations to internal stakeholders
- Collaborate with Dolsten & Co.'s production and creative teams throughout the engagement
- Professional experience in media planning and/or media buying
- Strong understanding of paid digital and social media channels
- Experience developing channel, audience, and budget recommendations
- Familiarity with relevant advertising platforms and media-buying tools
- Ability to interpret campaign data and translate performance into actionable recommendations
- Strong communication and organizational skills
- Comfortable working independently in a fast-paced, remote environment
- Previous experience supporting creative agencies, production companies, or brand campaigns is a plus Engagement Details
- Freelance / short-term engagement
- Immediate start
- Remote
- Scope, timing, and compensation will be discussed with qualified candidates If you're available to begin immediately, please apply with a brief introduction, relevant experience, and examples of recent media planning and/or buying work.
Before you apply
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Your profile is current
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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