Do you have a proven track record of successfully managing Adwords accounts ?

Hi, Our growing digital marketing agency has a fantastic opportunity available for someone who has excellent Adwords skills/knowledge and at least 2 years experience of setting up, optimising and on-going management of Adwords campaigns. The position will initially be around 4 hours/week however more hours will be available as more accounts come on board and if you demonstrate the right skill level, commitment, ideas and fit into our team. This job isn’t for everyone though, you must have at least a current Adwords Search Accreditation, if you have display or further Google accreditations then then this is a definite advantage. A solid background in managing Adwords accounts is required as is increasing ROI and achieving optimum results through; - optimal campaign settings - high quality scores - high CTR’s - brilliant ad copy - well structured ad groups and match types - high performing ad extensions like site links. - a solid understand of a high converting landing page You must also be able to; - collaborate with team members to develop primary keywords and ad audience targets - Optimize existing campaigns by revising ad copy and format, audience, keywords and landing pages - use Adalysis to manage performance of the ads (Experience of this would be a definite advantage but not essential as it is easy to learn) - setup and manage search, display and remarketing campaigns Other Skills & qualifications: - Adwords certified for Search is a MUST. Display Network or video advertising accreditations as well will be a big advantage. - Very Strong Google Analytics skills - Strong verbal and written communication skills in English. - Excellent organizational and analytical skills - References available If this is you, please apply for the position and include your favourite movie so I know you've read all the application. If you don't, your application will just be removed. Interviews will be carried out via a Skype voice call so you must also have a good clear microphone. Good luck. Thanks, Ian