Paid Search Manager

Kairos Recruitment
Leeds
11 months ago
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Paid Search Manager-£ DOE-Leeds/HybridA leading digital communications agency are looking to grow their paid media team with the addition of a Paid Search Manager to execute campaigns on Google. You'll support the development of paid search, whilst adapting to new platforms and driving results for the clients you'll be working across. You will be data driven and analyse creative ways to power performance.As a data-powered agency, a passion for data and the power of insight is key to the role, and this role represents an amazing opportunity to join a business that is leveraging data science in so many creative ways to power our clients' performance.The Paid Media Manager role:Manage a team of paid media professionals.Head up a portfolio of client accounts.Build strong relationships with senior stakeholders and suppliers.Lead on paid media strategy.Manipulate data and present findings.Forecast and calculate projected results of campaigns. What you'll need to be successful in the Paid Media Manager role:3+ years of industry experience with a proven track record in paid media.Experience with team management/mentoring and the ability to lead and motivate a team.Advanced understanding of paid search across Google and Bing.Experience running Google search such as Performance Max, Shopping and Demand Gen.Strong understanding of the wider digital landscape. Agency benefits:Hybrid and flexible working (3 office days per week).Exciting client accounts - retail and household names.Collaborative environment.Strong Training and progression. To apply for this role, please click apply or contact Liv Grant @ KRG

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