Client-Facing Google Ads Strategist (PPC) Client Success Manager (CSM)
$6,000 - $15,000/month
ApplyClient-Facing Google Ads Strategist (PPC) Client Success Manager (CSM)
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$6,000 - $15,000/month
About the role
- (Tasks Associated With The Role):Client Onboarding: Responsible for taking over all client relations once they have enrolled
- Client Communication: Will be responsible for answering all client questions and addressing any concerns in an efficient, retention-based manner. This will be accomplished via slack communication (channel, huddle, etc)
- Media Buying Communication: Communicate with Media Buyers and ensure campaigns are rolling & performing
- Weekly Progress Reports: Send timely and consistent reports to clients auditing their tracking sheet. Communicate results from campaigns and KPIs achieved
- Monitor Media Buying Progress: Stay informed on everything occurring with Media Buying department
- Problem Solving: Be prepared to create strategies for successful campaigns
- Expected Proficiencies:
- Maintain an in-depth understanding of the customer & their goals
- Experience in Google Ads analytics and providing insights for improvement
- Strict attention to detail and cross checking data
- Highly motivated, organized, and efficient
- Strong attention to detail
- Excellent communication skills and ability to relay ideas clearly
- Ability to relay technical information to clients, and relay client information to Media BuyersMust be friendly and able to clearly communicate with clients in video and written form
- Ability to manage multiple projects consecutively
- Ability to problem solve and provide effective solutions to issues as they arise
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