Media Buyer – Meta & Google Direct Response
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About the role
We are looking for an experienced Media Buyer to own paid acquisition for a pod of 5‑8 clients, managing a combined spend of over $100k per day, primarily on Meta platforms. You will work closely with a strategist, copywriter, and project manager to ensure every advertising dollar drives measurable results.
Key responsibilities
- Design and structure campaigns, decide testing strategies, and determine scaling approaches based on data integrity.
- Monitor daily account performance, conduct pulse checks, and communicate findings during pod stand‑ups.
- Optimize budgets, kill underperforming ads, launch new creative, and handle real‑time issues such as disapprovals or billing problems.
- Present performance data to clients, answer platform‑related questions, and provide proactive recommendations.
Required profile
- 2+ years of hands‑on media buying experience managing significant daily spend across multiple accounts.
- Deep proficiency with Meta Ads and solid understanding of campaign architecture and platform updates.
- Comfortable being client‑facing and able to explain performance insights in plain language.
- Strong async communication skills, using tools like Slack and ClickUp.
Required skills
- Meta Ads platform expertise
- Google Ads (preferred)
- Third‑party attribution tools (e.g., Hyros, Triple Whale, Segmetrics, Wicked Reports)
- Funnel math and business‑impact analysis
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