PPC Manager
Manchester City Centre - 2 to 3 days in the office
Salary £32- £40k
Recognised as a Prolific North top 50 Agency, this multi award-winning digital agency as they look to hire a PPC Manager. The role has a key focus on Shopping campaigns due to some exciting new ecommerce client wins and a period of growth! They already have a well-established base in the North West, but expanded with a brand new office in Manchester City Centre in 2024.
This is your chance to be part of a renowned agency team of around 40, on an exciting upward trajectory and have a real stamp of the growth of the team! As PPC Manager you’ll join a close-knit paid media team of 5. If you know your way around catalogues and feeds and are hot on your optimisation tactics, then this is a brilliant opportunity to own PPC campaigns for big named ecomm brands.
What you’ll need:
- Proven experience managing large best-in-class PPC campaigns
- Excellent knowledge of the Google Shopping platform
- At least 2 years of experience in a Paid Media role- implementation and activation
- Prior experience with different feed management systems- DataFeed, Google Merchant Centre, Feedoptimise etc
They are a close-knit bunch who really look after their staff and employee happiness is top of the agenda- expect everything from free PT sessions, & company wellness days to clear development plans and of course some fun socials thrown in there.
They are looking for someone driven, passionate and enthusiastic- who wants to join a team who all really build each other up and are always looking to inject a bit of fun into client campaigns.
Apply now or contact Becky Smith!
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