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The Digital Marketing Specialist will assist Bob Mills Furniture in all areas of online marketing including but not limited to: developing and launching marketing digital and email campaigns; recommending and buying digital ad placement for social media, Google AdWords and other paid channels; monitoring and engaging customers on social media platforms; optimizing and creating website strategies based on search engine optimization(SEO), search engine marketing (SEM) activities and reporting.
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Manage paid search, display, and digital video marketing campaigns. Experience with managing paid search; hands-on experience building, launching, setting-up accounts across multiple search engines including AdWords, Google Display Network, Google Analytics, and/or Bing.
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Experience with digital data from ad serving platforms (e.g. Google Campaign Manager, Other adservers), campaign planning tools (e.g. Prisma, Lumina, MediaOcean), website analytics software (e.g. Adobe Analytics, Google Analytics), paid search engine marketing data sources (e.g. Adwords, Marin.
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Strongly preferred to have experience in analyzing paid digital marketing efforts including knowledge of digital advertising (e.g. Google AdWords, DoubleClick Campaign Manager, DoubleClick Search, etc.
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VML Performance Marketing is seeking a Digital Media Analyst with a passion for actionable analytics to solve core questions related to digital direct response campaigns that are executed through various advertising channels such as paid search, display, and paid social.
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VML is seeking a Senior Digital Media Analyst with a passion for actionable analytics to solve core questions related to digital direct response campaigns that are executed through a variety of advertising channels such as paid search, display and paid social.
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Experienced in data management and well-versed in the use of analytical tools such as Microsoft Excel, Google Data Studio, Tableau, Domo, or other BI tools. and analytics platforms and digital analytics platforms (e.g. Google Analytics, Adobe Analytics, Coremetrics, etc.
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Data I Manage and consolidate digital media campaign data from various campaign platforms. Develop KPI frameworks and digital analytics tagging recommendations to support the collection of the data needed for KPI reporting.
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This entry level position will support our in-house operations teams by handling the input of data into self-service platforms we utilize to build campaigns, such as Daily Deals, Email Marketing, OTT Attribution and other related advertising products.
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Senior Pay Per Click Strategist - Job DescriptionJob SummaryReview, assess, and improve existing Pay Per Click (PPC) and Local Service Ad (LSA) strategies to help drive department success to achieve department KPIs and to improve client ROI. Assist PPC Manager and Senior Digital Marketing Strategist in achieving PPC initiatives, identifying areas for improvement and being the trusted mentor to colleagues through continuous coaching and training for the team.
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Study and understand the client’s product, marketing objectives and digital goals with an emphasis on paid search, ensuring your recommendations are insightful and consistent.
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Overseeing all digital marketing and media efforts including SEM, search, (implementing keyword strategies), mobile, social (oversee and optimize paid campaigns), display, programmatic, landing page development, etc.
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Use data analysis, tracking, and research, including Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, VitalSite, paid advertising platforms, social media channels, and other tools to assess the impact of digital marketing initiatives on online goals.
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Demonstrable hands-on experience with the search, display, pay-per-click, programmatic, social, HubSpot, Salesforce, Google Adwords, Google Data Studio and Adobe Analytics.
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Job Title: Director, Media Division: SalonCentricDepartment: Digital MarketingSupervisor Title: VP – Digital Marketing Location: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. St. N, St Petersburg, FLThe Director of Media for SalonCentric will lead the strategy development, activation and launch of all media channels including paid social, programmatic, trade partners, and search (SEO/SEM), etc.
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