Zachary Daniels
Paid Marketing Executive

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Paid Marketing Executive
Altrincham | Office-based £40,000-£45,000
Zachary Daniels are excited to be partnering with a fast-growing premium retail brand to recruit a Paid Marketing Executive as the business continues to expand its digital presence across both the UK and US.
This is a fantastic opportunity for a hands-on paid media specialist who wants genuine ownership. You'll take responsibility for planning, delivering and optimising paid activity across Google and Meta, managing meaningful budgets and playing a key role in driving profitable eCommerce growth.
You'll be in the platforms, making decisions, testing campaigns and using performance data to continually improve results.
Key responsibilities will include:
- Owning paid media activity across Google Ads and Meta in the UK and US
- Managing budgets, spend pacing and reallocating investment based on performance
- Building and optimising Search, Shopping, Performance Max, remarketing and paid social campaigns
- Managing Google Merchant Centre, product feeds and campaign segmentation
- Running structured testing across creative, audiences, messaging and campaign structure
- Analysing ROAS, CPA, conversion, revenue and customer acquisition performance
- Working closely with eCommerce, Buying, Product and Finance teams
- Turning performance data into clear commercial recommendations
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You'll be confident across Google Ads, Meta Ads Manager, Google Analytics and Google Merchant Centre, with a strong understanding of metrics including ROAS, CPA, AOV and conversion.
Experience with Shopify, product feeds, Google Tag Manager or international campaigns would be a real advantage.
Most importantly, you'll be analytical, commercially minded and comfortable taking ownership of a channel where your decisions have a direct impact on business performance.
This is an exciting opportunity to join an ambitious premium retailer where you'll have real autonomy, visibility and the chance to make a measurable impact.
Apply today or contact Zachary Daniels for more information.
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