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A PPC Executive is required in the Northwich area for a leading company in the Leisure, Travel & Tourism sector. The role entails developing, implementing and managing PPC campaigns to optimise visibility, improve conversions, and drive traffic.
Client Details
This Northwich based firm is a leader in the Leisure, Travel & Tourism industry. With a sizeable workforce, the company has established a strong reputation for delivering premium services to customers and boasts a substantial online presence.
Description
Develop, implement, and manage PPC campaigns across a variety of digital platforms
Regularly review and analyse campaign performance
Identify and act upon improvement opportunities
Work collaboratively with the Digital team to align strategies
Conduct keyword research and selection for PPC campaigns
Monitor budgets and adjust bids to gain better ROI
Track KPIs to assess performance and pinpoint issues
Produce reports for management on campaign performanceProfile
A successful PPC Executive should have:
A proven track record in driving successful PPC campaigns
Good knowledge of analytics tools (Google Analytics, Tableau, WebTrends etc.)
Familiarity with multiple platforms (AdWords, Facebook, Yahoo etc.)
Strong attention to detail
Excellent communication and team management skills
The ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines
An analytical mindset with numerical aptitudeJob Offer
An attractive salary range of £28,000 to £30,000 per annum (Rises to £32,000 after one-year subject to performance criteria)
End of year bonus, subject to company hitting overall revenue targets
25 days of holiday leave, increasing by 1 day for each year of service up to 27 days
A staff holiday discount scheme offering 7 free nights stay at their sites!If you are a skilled PPC Executive looking for an exciting opportunity in the Leisure, Travel & Tourism industry, this role in Northwich offers a rewarding career progression with a leading company. We encourage you to apply today