PPC Executive/ PPC Advertising Coordinator

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JOB TITLE: PPC Executive/ PPC Advertising Coordinator

SALARY: £30,000-£35,000 + 10% Bonus

BENEFITS: 25 days holiday, Bonus, Pension, Healthcare

Location: Kings Langley

We are one of the world’s leading consumer electronics accessories and wireless technology manufacturers.

Due to growth within our ecommerce EMEA team we require a PPC Executive to help support the EMEA marketing function.

LOCATION: Home based - UK

JOB SPECIFICATION:

This role sits within the eCommerce team supporting the Marketing team who also looking after Amazon.

This role will see you create and monitor advertising campaigns on Amazon advertising, driving positive results.

You’ll also support new product introductions, helping to ensure organise and paid media is leveraged to deliver successful launches and maintain market share growth on Amazon.

You’ll need to establish strong relationships with key stakeholders, working cross functionally and within a virtual team.

Additionally, you’ll be responsible for:

Collaborating regularly with the Digital Marketing team on activity planning, to ensure alignment of marketing goals and delivery of the eCommerce Strategy
Producing performance marketing reports – on both organic and paid search activity – for actionable insights
Exploring opportunities to capture, share and implement marketing best practice across the business

REQUIREMENTS:

We are looking for an experienced PPC expert someone who has a growth hacker mindset. You’ll need to be familiar with paid advertising, specifically Pay Per Click (PPC) advertising e.g. Amazon Ads, Google Adwords, Facebook Ad Manager.

We’d also like you to have search engine marketing experience include SEO.

KEYWORDS: PPC, SEO, Digital marketing, paid search, paid advertising, PPC specialist, PPC Exec, PPC Executive, PPC and SEO Executive

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