Amazon PPC Manager
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Job description
We are looking for an Amazon PPC Expert for our client, AiHello, a leading SaaS tool in the Amazon space. AiHello offers advanced PPC software and full-service management to over 5,000 sellers, growing rapidly each month. As an Amazon advanced partner, AiHello has the best technology, the smartest team, and is achieving record growth in this industry.
Key Responsibilities:
- Manage client PPC accounts: Oversee the PPC campaigns for AiHellos managed service clients, driving optimal results and performance.
- Collaborate with Teams: Work with the content and catalog teams to enhance client listings, ensuring they are optimized for success.
- Utilize AiHellos software: Leverage AiHellos proprietary PPC software to manage campaigns and provide feedback for continuous improvement.
What Were Looking For:
- Ambitious high achievers, eager to give their best every day.
- Proven successful experience in Amazon PPC management.
- A keen interest in the Amazon and eCommerce space, with a hunger for growth, passion, and the drive to succeed.
Why Join AiHello?
- Work with one of the fastest-growing companies in the Amazon space.
- Contribute to the success of countless sellers globally.
- Be part of an innovative and driven team with top-tier technology and vision.
- Collaborate with a results-driven team of high achievers, where your contributions directly impact client success.
- Enjoy a dynamic, fast-paced environment that fosters professional growth and continuous learning.
If you're ready to take your career to the next level and thrive in a fast-paced, high-achievement environment, we want to hear from you!
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