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Paid Ads Expert (PPC)

Designation : Paid Ads Expert

Exp: 5+yr

 

We are looking for a Paid Ads Expert to manage all Search Engine Marketing & Social Media Marketing Campaigns.

The Paid Ads Specialist will manage all paid campaigns on Google, Bing, Facebook etc.

A successful Paid Ads Expert will effectively manage the paid campaigns budget and work with the Digital Marketing Team in order to maximize ROI, drive sales, leads, traffic, and customers.

Responsibilities

  • Create and plan a variety of Paid Ads campaigns like Search Ads, Shopping Ads, Performance Max Ads, Display Ads, Video Ads and paid social ads etc.
  • Execute tests, collect and analyze data, identify trends and insights in order to achieve maximum ROI in paid campaigns
  • Track, report, and analyze website analytics and PPC initiatives and campaigns
  • Manage campaign expenses, staying on budget, estimating monthly costs and reconciling discrepancies
  • Optimize Ad copy and landing pages for paid search engine marketing campaigns
  • Perform ongoing paid keyword discovery, expansion and optimization
  • Research and analyze competitor advertising links

Requirements

  • At Least 5+ years of Proven SEM & SMM experience and Success managing PPC campaigns across Google, Bing & Facebook
  • Well-versed in performance marketing, conversion, and online customer acquisition
  • Up-to-date with the latest trends and best practices in search engine marketing
  • Must have worked on Paid US/Canada Projects
  • Must have run Paid Shopping Campaigns
  • In-depth experience with bid management tools (e.g., Click Equations, Marin, Kenshoo, Search Ignite)
  • Experience with website analytics tools such as Google Analytics 4 (mandatory), SEMrush and other tools like Google Tag Manager.
  • Strong analytical skills and experience generating SEM reports
  • Familiarity with A/B and multivariate experiments