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Summary:
- SEADSTER is a fast-growing B2B company helping well-known eCommerce businesses scale their revenue sustainably with profitable Google Ads. The company aims to become the most successful agency in Germany, driven by motivation and passion.
Responsibilities:
- Serve as the main point of contact for all matters related to your own account portfolio.
- Build solid and long-term customer relationships.
- Create regular performance reports for clients.
- Develop campaign structures and set up ad placements.
- Analyze Google Ads campaigns to strategically develop projects.
- Scale ad accounts to 4/5-figure daily budgets, and up to 6-figure budgets during Black Friday.
Requirements:
- Passion for marketing, media, and communication. A degree or education in this field is an advantage but not necessary.
- At least 1 year of experience in Google Ads for B2C/D2C.
- Analytical, methodical, and structured thinking, with organizational skills, result- and solution-oriented approach, and strong teamwork abilities.
- Ability to follow existing processes.
- Ambitious personality with a focus on performance improvement.
- Affinity for numbers and technical understanding.
- Good handling of performance pressure.
Benefits:
- Secure job with the goal of long-term employment.
- Ongoing personal development with top-tier external coaches.
- Modern office in Freiburg with excellent infrastructure and connectivity.
- Internal training system for continuous professional development.
- Brand-new Apple equipment, including a MacBook, iPhone with mobile plan, display, and other assets for a modern and efficient workspace.
- Premium Hansefit membership with full cost coverage.
- Exclusive access to corporate benefits with attractive offers from top brands.
- Lunch covered via Liederando for Business.
- Young, ambitious team and the opportunity to expand your growth network.
- Virtual office, remote structures, and regular team events/workations.
- Attractive and performance-based compensation with clear salary levels.
