Trade Nation
Affiliate Marketing Manager

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Trade Nation is looking for an experienced Affiliate Marketing Manager to join our Paid Media team and drive customer acquisition through affiliate, direct display, and programmatic channels.
You will own the day-to-day management and optimisation of affiliate campaigns, partnerships, and performance, with a strong focus on FTTs, CAC, and sustainable growth. Working closely with Paid Media, Marketing Data, Creative, CRO, and Compliance, you will identify new opportunities, test and scale what works, and ensure all activity meets FCA requirements.
This is a six-month contract, with the potential to extend onto other projects within Trade Nation.
Requirements:
- At least 3 years of experience in affiliate marketing, performance marketing, or a similar role.
- Experience in fintech, financial services, or another regulated industry, with a good understanding of financial trading products such as CFDs, forex, or spread betting.
- Hands-on experience managing affiliate networks, ideally Impact.com and/or FinanceAds.
- Experience managing direct display partnerships and programmatic campaigns, ideally using StackAdapt; DV360 experience is a plus.
- Strong understanding of affiliate tracking, postbacks, pixels, attribution, and performance reporting.
- Commercial mindset with experience managing CAC, CPA, commissions, and payback.
- Proven ability to test, optimise, and scale campaigns across creative, placements, offers, and partners.
- Comfortable working closely with Compliance in a regulated environment.
- Working knowledge of paid social and paid search, including Meta, LinkedIn, X, Google Ads, and/or Bing Ads.
- Strong analytical and communication skills.
- Fluent English, Portuguese, Polish, or German would be a strong advantage.
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- Opportunity to own and grow a key acquisition channel at Trade Nation.
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