Media Planner [84070]
onward searchChicago (IL)
About the role
A leading health and wellness advertising agency is hiring a freelance Media Planner to join their team. Based in our client's Chicago location, this temporary position offers an opportunity to contribute to campaigns that promote health and well-being.
Media Planner Responsibilities:
Develop and implement media strategies based on an understanding of client brands and disease areas.
Manage media budgets, billing, and campaign pacing to ensure optimal performance.
Analyze campaign data, prepare reports, and recommend improvements.
Facilitate internal team meetings and communicate campaign status to stakeholders.
Collaborate with clients, vendors, and cross-functional teams to support campaign success.
Media Planner Qualifications:
1-3+ years of experience in media planning or buying.
Strong quantitative analysis skills and attention to detail.
Ability to work independently and within a team environment.
Demonstrates curiosity, initiative, and receptiveness to feedback.
Excellent communication skills and a kind, humorous demeanor.
Perks and Benefits:
Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance.
Life Insurance.401(k) Program.
Commuter Benefit.eLearning and Ongoing Training.
Education Reimbursement.
Eligibility requires working over 30 hours per week on an assignment lasting at least 10 weeks.
If you meet the qualifications and are excited about this opportunity, apply today! Our team will connect with you to discuss next steps, support you through the interview process, and advocate for your success.
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