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Job Description:

  • Create and manage Amazon campaigns (Amazon-owned channels on and off amazon.com, including all sponsored ads types, display ads, OTT, Amazon Affiliates, etc.) and utilize different marketing levers to drive overall growth for our partners.
  • Manage your media spend across your accounts to ensure you are working within approved budgets and/or ROI parameters – your main KPIs are:
    • ○ ACoS and TACoS.○ Overall brand growth relative to ad sales.○ Keep spend at monthly budgets.○ Utilization – appropriate billable time logged on brand’s accounts.
  • Troubleshoot marketing-related Amazon issues as they arise.
  • Provide in-depth ad hoc analysis and end-of-month reporting.
  • Research competitive landscape and keywords, and provide actionable strategic recommendations for client marketing plans.
  • Partner with the content team on campaigns which require designs and copywriting.
  • Work closely with the Account Manager to ensure work is delivered on time and within budget.

Requirements:

  • Fluent in English
  • 3-5+ years’ experience in all Amazon ad types and bid models.
  • Certified in Amazon Ads.
  • Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, Communications, or related field.
  • Able to set up and manage multiple ad campaigns simultaneously – experience of bid management tools a plus.
  • Ability to effectively communicate trends from advertising data to non-advertising teams.
  • Capable of interfacing with remote team to coordinate projects and tasks.
  • Think outside the box to solve problems.
  • Data-driven, proficient in using tech tools to optimize your work.
  • Exceptional written and verbal communication skills.
  • Experience of working in a fast-paced agency environment with multiple client accounts.
  • Ability to remain energetic, responsive, and enthusiastic in a remote work environment.
  • Strong interpersonal skills with experience collaborating with remote team members.

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