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TikTok Shop - Monetization Strategy Manager

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tik tokSeattle (WA)

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About the role

About the team: The Platform Campaign Team is responsible for end-to-end management of campaign strategy and execution, ensuring alignment with business objectives and smooth cross-functional collaboration. This team seeks a strategic thinker with strong collaboration skills, proven experience in campaign operations and management, and the ability to deliver results in a fast-paced environment. The ideal candidate has a background in strategy planning, project management, or related fields, with a solid understanding of the e-commerce landscape.
Responsibilities: Monetization strategy development, research and develop annual campaign monetization initiatives, build the business new models- Monetization project/promotion management, implement monetization plans with campaign teams, break into actions and programs, achieve revenue target- Build up infrastructure of monetization stakeholders, including pricing and product strategies etc.
Minimum Qualifications: E-commerce/Content monetization experience required.- Complex project management capabilities, able to research and design new business models individually.- Good collaborative skills, able to work with various functions to integrate resources and processes.- Fast learning and problem-solving skills, and able to handle 0-1 projects
Preferred Qualifications: Strong social media exposure and marketing ability across multiple platforms.- Familiar with TikTok short video and live-streaming eco-system is a plus.- Result driven, strategic thinking, data-driven, and hands-on.
Req ID: A135636

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