Versende Ltd
Paid Media Account Manager

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Paid Media Account Manager | Fully remote (UK) | £30,000 to £40,000
We're working with an award-winning UK search marketing agency to find their next Paid Media Account Manager.
They've been at this for over 17 years, with an impressive client list, their trophy cabinet is in good health too, with recent wins at the European and UK Search Awards, plus shortlists across the Content & PR Awards and Global Digital PR Awards.
What makes this one interesting: they're genuinely building their own AI tools and automations rather than just talking about it. If you're the sort of person who'd rather automate the reporting grind than repeat it every month, you'll fit.
The role
You'll run Google Ads and Meta campaigns across your own portfolio of client accounts, own the relationships behind them, and sit alongside their SEO, Content and Digital PR teams on joined-up strategies. Expect QBRs, new business pitches, product feed work for eCommerce accounts, and cross-channel analysis using GA4, platform data and CRM. Reports into the Head of Paid Media.
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- Strong hands-on Google Ads and Meta experience
- Agency background
- Experience managing your own client portfolio, and the appetite to own more
- Confident presenting, and comfortable challenging a client on their goals
- Solid GA4 and conversion tracking knowledge
- Reporting platform experience (Looker Studio or similar)
- An analytical head and real curiosity about why the numbers move


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Nice to have: Pinterest, Microsoft Ads, TikTok or programmatic, feed management tools (Merchant Center, Shoptimised, Channable), Google Ads or Meta Blueprint certs.
The package
- £30,000 to £40,000
- Fully remote within the UK, with the option to work abroad
- 30 days holiday plus bank holidays, plus your birthday off
- Summer hours with a 3pm Friday finish
- Pension scheme
- Offices available to use when you fancy it, complete with a swimming pool and tennis court
Process
Intro call, a competency task, then a final interview. Straightforward, and you'll be kept in the loop throughout.
Apply now as interviews are taking place asap.
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