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Our client is an international product-based IT company specializing in the iGaming industry, with its own affiliate program and in-house products in online casino, betting, and poker. The company has been successfully operating for more than 12 years, building strong positions in the CIS market while continuing global growth and expansion.
We are currently looking for an Influencer Acquisition Manager
Search for and acquire bloggers, streamers, and content creators in target GEOs; build and expand a database of influencers, agencies, and potential partners.
Organize influencer seeding campaigns and paid placements, and negotiate placement fees and commercial terms.
Plan, launch, and optimize influencer traffic acquisition campaigns.
Test new influencers, platforms, and traffic acquisition channels.
Analyze campaign performance using key metrics, including FTD, CPA, conversion rate, and ROI; prepare regular reports and identify opportunities to improve efficiency.
Monitor traffic quality and ensure placements comply with company requirements.
Collaborate with Media Buying, Affiliates, and Analytics teams to scale effective traffic sources.
2+ years of proven experience in influencer marketing, working with Telegram, Instagram, and TikTok (СIS market).
In-depth understanding of the gambling industry.
Strong hands-on experience with tracking systems and link management, as well as a good understanding of social media moderation policies and ways to navigate moderation challenges.
Strong business communication and negotiation skills, with the ability to protect the company’s interests.
An established database of verified contacts and active relationships with Telegram and Instagram influencers will be a strong advantage.
⭐ Time Off & Recovery: 20 working days of fully paid annual leave, fully paid sick leave, and public holidays off according to company policy.
⭐ Health & Wellness: A flexible Benefits cafeteria that allows you to choose the perks that fit you best, with options including medical support, regular check-ups, mental health services, or gym access.
⭐ Education & Development: Internal and external training, industry events, language courses, and professional service subscriptions.
⭐ Workspace & Tech: All necessary corporate equipment provided, the flexibility to work fully remotely, and premium digital tools to enhance performance (e.g., AI tools, ChatGPT Plus).
⭐ Work Environment & Perks: Holiday bonuses, gifts for special occasions, paid business trips, and team events.
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