Media Buyer (Republican)
Posted 3 days ago
empower strategiesWashington (DC)
Advertising and Promotions ManagersAdvertising Agencies
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$120,000 - $150,000
About the role
Digital Media BuyerEmpower Strategies Consulting is hiring a Digital Media Buyer to spearhead dynamic digital ad campaigns across social platforms, streaming video, and connected TV, championing conservative values. This role is tailored for a data-driven professional with expertise in programmatic media buying, ready to take charge of strategic ad placements for clients advancing right-of-center political and advocacy ResponsibilitiesDesign and deploy digital ad campaigns on platforms such as Meta, Google Ads, YouTube, DSPs, and CTV networks.Oversee budget allocation, campaign pacing, and performance reporting.Analyze real-time data to optimize campaigns for maximum impact.Partner with creative strategists and client managers to ensure seamless integration of messaging and media.Contribute insights during client meetings to drive campaign successWho We're Looking ForA strategic thinker with a passion for dissecting digital ad performance.An independent operator who thrives on managing complex campaigns from concept to completion.Comfortable navigating the fast-paced, high-pressure world of conservative political campaigns.Excited by client collaboration, rapid campaign cycles, and cross-team synergy.Qualifications:5+ years of direct experience in programmatic media buying, including hands-on use of ad platforms and DSPs.Demonstrated ability to optimize campaigns and manage budgets effectively.In-depth knowledge of digital advertising metrics and KPIs.Experience with conservative campaigns or PACs is a strong plus.Why You'll Love the Role!Contribute to high-impact conservative campaigns and independent expenditures.Join a tight-knit, mission-driven team with opportunities for growth and leadership.Salary: $120,000 - $150,000 baseLocation: Remote in the DMV areaBenefits: Flexible PTO, health insurance, and commuter benefits
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