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Plan and achieve annual and incremental growth goals through the presentation of Walmart advertising products/solutions that will help clients meet their marketing objectives.
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Developing and enhancing display ads measurement methodology across sales lift, synthetic control group, ghost ads, MMM, MTA, A/B testing, etc. Experienced in building measurement solutions such as sales lift, ghost ads, market mix, and multi-touch attribution models; Extensive experience with predictive modeling algorithms.
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You'll also be closely working with cross-functional partners in Sales, Onboarding, Product, Engineering, Marketplace, Last Mile Delivery, Marketing, PR, Legal, and Finance. In this role, you will be responsible for defining and executing initiatives critical to our seller ecosystem, working on Seller Selection Strategy, Sales Operations & Enablement, Enterprise and Channel partnerships, Seller Analytics and Metrics, Launch Strategy , GTM operations and management, and more.
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Work cross-functionally with Product, Strategy, Legal, Engineering, Marketing, and Operations to identify product and program enhancements that will drive incremental revenue for Walmart.
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