Programmatic Manager
Programmatic Manager
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- As a Manager, of Programmatic, you will be responsible for creating and executing programmatic media plans using industry-leading media technology platforms.
- Within this role, you will begin to take ownership of your clients' programmatic media strategy and oversee its implementation and day-to-day execution.
- Managers will typically be responsible for overseeing the training and workload of junior team members.
- This job will have the following responsibilities:
- Translate client campaign objectives into programmatic activation strategies, including defining and building target audiences and sourcing relevant inventory opportunities.
- Manage campaigns within DV360, The Trade Desk, and other relevant DSPs, by ensuring budgets are pacing effectively and tactics are being optimized towards relevant objectives and KPIs.
- Develop strong working relationships and with members of the broader digital account teams including planning, investment,"operations"and analytics.
- Collaborate with agency teams and publishers to source, evaluate and implement deals that provide our clients with high-quality inventory opportunities.
- Create and enforce workflow processes to ensure deliverables are completed accurately and on time, Train, support, and manage the day-to-day responsibilities and"work quality of more junior team members.
- Conduct regular and ad hoc analyses to identify opportunities to improve performance within and across campaigns."Keep key stakeholders including clients and account teams updated on campaign and account level performance via regular and ad-hoc reporting and status meetings.
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