Assistant Manager - Performance Marketing (US Shift)

Job description
We are seeking an Assistant Manager, Performance Marketing to join our team. The
successful candidate will be responsible for the planning, execution, and optimization of
client campaigns across various digital channels. The Assistant Manager, Performance
Marketing will work closely with our clients and internal teams to deliver results-driven
marketing campaigns.

Responsibilities
● Plan and execute digital marketing campaigns across all the paid channels like
google adwords, facebook, instagram, amazon ads etc.
● Understanding of the key KPIs mainly CAC, LTV, Retention, ROAS etc for different
vertical of business.
● Ahead of the curve execution on ever-evolving advertisement product suite, based
on channels as mentioned earlier.
● Monitor and analyze campaign performance data, identify trends, and make
recommendations for optimization.
● Work with the team to create relevant reports and presentations to share regular
campaign performance updates with the key stakeholders.
● Design, conceptualize & co-ordinate with the creative team to bring out campaigns
based on solid consumer & business insights.
● Understanding user behavior and performing root-cause analysis of changes in data
trends to identify corrections or propose desirable enhancements in product & across
different marketing channels.
● Designing experiments to establish attribution of high reach and impact channels like
programmatic, Youtube etc and evaluating them through relevant KPIs.
● Conducting multivariate testing across marketing channels to assess the impact of
advertising spends on the key business metrics

Qualifications
● Deep interest and discipline in learning the skills required to excel in the role.
● Inherent interest in how the internet works & user trends on internet consumption.
● Good with numbers; analytical skills involving a data-driven approach to
problem-solving.
● Proficiency in ms excel is a great add-on.
● A knack for content, copy, and creative areas is a definite plus.
● Experience: 3+ years

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