Media Buyer (Remote, iFX)
zip talentsDenver (CO)
About the role
Media Buyer (Remote, iFX)Our client is a Forex Broker who is looking for Media Buyer to join their expanding team.
Job Summary:
The Media Buyer is responsible for planning, negotiating, and purchasing advertising space across various media channels to achieve the company's marketing objectives.
Key Responsibilities:
Media Planning & Strategy: Develop and execute media buying strategies based on campaign objectives and target audience insights. Media Buying: Negotiate and purchase advertising space across TV, radio, digital, print, and other media platforms. Campaign Management: Monitor and adjust media plans in real-time to optimize performance and ensure budget efficiency. Market Analysis: Analyze audience data, market trends, and media performance metrics to inform media buying decisions. Vendor Relations: Build and maintain relationships with media vendors and negotiate favorable rates and placements. Reporting: Track, measure, and report on the effectiveness of media campaigns, providing insights and recommendations.
Qualifications:
Experience in Online / Casino / Forex industry is mandatory 2-3 years of experience in media buying or related roles. Strong negotiation and analytical skills. Proficiency in media planning and buying tools. Ability to manage multiple campaigns simultaneously.
Compensation:
Competitive salary of $2000-$3000, performance-based bonuses, and benefits Remote job you can work from anywhere in the world Monthly and yearly bonus If you're interested in this position: Apply by clicking on the Apply Now button below, or send the email to hr@ifxjobs.com Or refer someone
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