Onsite Search Manager
mars united commerceNew York (NY)
About the role
The Onsite Sponsored Search Specialist will support the Mars United Commerce RCX team and clients by executing Sponsored Products campaigns and providing crucial KPIs mid-flight and post-campaign. Candidates must reside within a commutable distance from our Chicago, Troy, Rogers, Minneapolis, Atlanta, or NYC office for a hybrid work schedule.
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES:
Planning, executing, managing and optimizing end to end campaigns onsite sponsored search campaigns Partner with the Campaign Management & Retail Media Network’s 3rd party advertising technology provider to monitor all campaign performance throughout the campaign life-cycle Leverage data to consult sales teams on insights to clients detailing performance, campaign optimization, and new opportunities. Assist the Sales and Account Management teams with regular pacing reports. Provide best-in-class service for clients and address their performance questions in a timely and thoughtful manner. Troubleshooting issues on all pre-production and live campaigns. Pull wrap-up reporting for all campaigns following the flight dates.
SKILLSETS REQUIRED: 2-4 years experience in campaign management
Hands on keyboard background with Criteo, PromoteIQ, or Citrus AdsExperience in search bid management, campaign management, campaign optimization, digital media operations Strong analytical thinking A self-motivated individual willing to dig into KPIs and insights to generate results and growth for each campaign Understand how to prioritize and handle multiple projects, strong project management skills Excellent communication skills, both oral and written Ability to work with and across internal and external teams including – Walmart’s Advertising Technology provider, Sales, Account Management, Ad Product and Media Insights Ability to work in a fast-moving company and industry A team player with strong will to succeed
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