Account Manager, Programmatic

Company: Jun Group Productions
Location: New York
Posted on: February 26, 2021

Job Description:

APG (Advantage Performance Group) is the single source for digital consulting, trading, data management, and creative. We're part of Advantage Marketing Partners, North America's fastest growing agency for the past ten years. We are looking for a Programmatic Account Manager to join our best in class programmatic team. The role deals directly with some of the world's biggest and best-known brands. It requires energy, attention to detail, and a desire to know the online advertising business from the inside out. The ideal candidate will be analytical, technical, comfortable talking to clients, and producing campaigns. This position will report to the Senior Director, Product Strategy. Responsibilities include

• Establishing relationships with new clients and maintaining and nurturing existing relationships
• Evaluating campaign performance, analyzing optimizations, and providing data analysis & insight
• Collaborating with clients' media planning, ad tech, creative, and analytics teams to develop strategies & identify appropriate technologies and targeting tactics
• Support strategic campaign planning
• Traffic, build, manage, and optimize programmatic media campaigns
• Troubleshoot all issues & QA all programs across various self-serve platforms
• Own program execution and client deliverables Here are a few indicators that you're the right person
  • You're fluent in PowerPoint, Excel, and Word-experience with Google Docs is a plus
  • You're flexible and able to juggle multiple projects with tight deadlines
  • You're an excellent writer and handle client communication with grace and ease
  • You're curious, you ask questions, and you have a knack for understanding how ad technology works Requirements
    • You have experience in Programmatic Media
    • You have 2+ years of experience in Account Management --We work hard, and we have lives, too. We'll pay competitively based on experience, and we're open to allowing the right person to learn our industry on the job. Interested parties should send a resume along with a cover note. We have excellent perks and benefits, and we welcome diversity and non-traditional paths into all of our roles. We believe in hiring the right person as opposed to the right combination of keywords. Are you authorized to work lawfully in the United States for Jun Group? --*
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