Account Executive

LoopMe
London
1 year ago
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***LoopMe is one of Campaign's Best Places to Work 2023!***

Our vision is to change advertising for the better, by building technology that will redefine brand advertising. LoopMe powers programmatic advertising, improves media delivery, and develops bespoke audience curation and effective real-time measurement through our outcomes platform. By putting consumers at the heart of every campaign, the world’s leading brands, agencies, media publishers and programmatic platforms rely on us to reach their goals effectively and more efficiently.

What we need

We’re looking for an Account Executive to join our Client Services team in London. You will assist in campaign bookings, campaign optimisation and day to day account management. You will be working closely with the Sales, Supply, Data Science, Ad Ops and Product teams to ensure that our client’s campaigns are managed faultlessly, and client goals are exceeded.

As our Account Executive, you will be…

  • Analysing campaign performance, creating reports, insights and strategic recommendations to clients
  • Working closely with DSP’s and SSP’s to ensure their needs are met
  • Managing all aspects of the campaign/activation project to ensure full delivery of campaigns towards their KPIs (planning, monitoring and optimisation)
  • Supporting sales/account management teams with technical questions and issues

You’ll have

  • A desire to start your career in Account Management and have a keen interest in digital brand advertising and AdTech
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office, including Excel
  • Strong analytical skills with the ability to interpret and present data
  • An ability to investigate, analyse and problem solve; you’ll be able to clearly communicate results
  • Great communication skills
  • Experience with handling multiple projects at once and can learn and apply new concepts and tools quickly
  • Prior experience of working closely with DSP’s and have a good understanding of the AdTech ecosystem would be a plus!

What we can offer

  • Bonus
  • Hybrid working; meaning you’ll split your week between the office and home
  • 25 days annual leave, plus the Bank Holidays
  • 1 month work-from-anywhere
  • Annual Wellness Day
  • Health Shield; a cash-back health plan for things like dental, optical, physio and well being
  • Access to Thrive; accessible mental health support all in one app
  • LoopMe Gives Back Day
  • We’ll set you up for success, providing training and career development

Want to learn more about us?

Head to our Careers page to see why we've been voted one of Campaign's Best Places to Work 2023! You can find out more about our values, initiatives, teams and benefitshere.(Can't see the hyperlink? Find us herehttps://loopme.com/contact/careers/)

LoopMe is a technology company that uses AI to improve brand advertising performance and outcomes. Putting consumers at the heart of every campaign, LoopMe uniquely optimizes advertising investments, driving results 2-5x higher than the industry standards in mobile in-app and CTV for brand awareness, consideration, purchase intent, foot traffic and sales. LoopMe was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in the UK, with global offices across New York, Boston, Atlanta, Chicago, Detroit, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Toronto, Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo, Dnipro, Krakow and Hong Kong.

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