Senior Paid Media Specialist
$100,000–$150,000
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$100,000–$150,000
About the role
- You’ll own paid media strategy and execution for a portfolio of clients. You’ll develop the plan, run campaigns, lead performance conversations, and stay accountable for moving results forward.
- Meta and Google are at the center of the role. Your curiosity should extend to everything that influences performance: the customer, the creative, the offer, the landing page, and the quality of the data.
- You’ll collaborate with people across creative, strategy, and technology, with the freedom to bring your own ideas and the support to make them happen.
- What you’ll own
- Campaign strategy and execution. Plan, build, launch, and optimize Meta and Google campaigns around each client’s goals, economics, and customers.
- Budget decisions. Manage allocation and pacing, identify opportunities to scale, and explain the reasoning behind your recommendations.
- Performance analysis. Investigate changes, challenge assumptions, check the underlying data, and turn what you learn into specific actions.
- Creative testing. Develop ideas and briefs informed by customer insights and performance. Build tests with clear hypotheses and a practical plan for evaluating results.
- Client relationships. Lead conversations with a clear point of view. Explain what’s happening, what you recommend, and why. Ask thoughtful questions and follow through.
- Quality. Take responsibility for what goes live, including campaign settings, copy, creative, offers, links, and tracking. Catch issues early and make sure they get resolved.
- Better ways of working. Put new tools and approaches into practice, improve how work gets done, and share what you learn with the team.
- What makes you a good fit
- You’re an experienced paid media practitioner who still enjoys the hands-on work. You can move comfortably from a client conversation to an account investigation to launching a campaign.
- You’re commercially minded. You understand how acquisition costs, customer quality, revenue, and margins shape a good media decision. You recognize when platform metrics tell an incomplete story.
- You’re curious. When something doesn’t make sense, you dig into it. You look beyond the first explanation and know how to turn a question into a useful experiment.
- You have an entrepreneurial approach to your work. You can start with an objective, identify what matters most, and find a way forward. You bring ideas, ask for help when you need it, and keep people informed.
- You care about the work and the people relying on it. That shows up in your preparation, attention to detail, candor, and follow-through.
- AI helps us turn ideas into results.
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