Manager, Paid Search

Posted 18 days ago

1800flowerscomJericho (NY)

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Senior

SALARY

$102,482 / year

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About the role

Job Description: Manager, Paid Search wanted by 1-800-Flowers. Com, Inc. in New York, NY.Lead development of marketing initiatives focused on customer acquisition and retention through Search Engine Marketing and Shopping campaigns. Manage strategy and optimizations for marketplace paid program (Amazon, Walmart). Manage comparison shopping engine paid programs and work closely with account managers for opportunities and execution. Coordinate marketing efforts with creative, finance, legal, and merchandising departments, coordinate with agency partners. Work with Accounts Payable to reconcile month end spend.

Pay range: $102,482 / year

Apply at with Ref. No. 22896 or email resume to wpoole@harryanddavid.com and list position title in Subject.

Job Requirements: Master's degree (or foreign equivalent) in Integrated Marketing Communications or a closely related field, plus two (2) years of experience as Paid Search Coordinator or a related role. Requires 2 years of experience working with (1) Google Ads (Search), Microsoft Ads (Bing), Amazon (Search-led Retail Media), Walmart Connect, LinkedIn Ads, Meta (Facebooks ads), (2) Google Analytics and Contentstack, (3) Amazon and Walmart paid programs.

Job Details

Job Type: Full-time

Category: Other

Salaried: Salaried

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