The Ad Operations Specialist handles client communication, manages project setups, analyzes data, troubleshoots issues, and supports team training.
Overview on daily tasks within the AdOps role:
- Daily client communication via email and weekly client calls
- Project setup within ADimension and tag generation
- Lead publisher and partner communication for tag implementation
- Monitor and check data on a frequent basis – per project (generally running anything from 15-25 projects at a time).
- Impression checks and data analysis
- Troubleshoot any data issues or panel exposure issue in combination with product team.
- Setup YouTube studies in Google Ads platform
- Setup and run social measurement projects with the Meta (Facebook) platform.
- Co-ordinate with sales and project managers on project status to ensure we achieve expected quota.
- Contribute to internal documentation creation and updates.
- Support in team trainings and knowledge sharing
Skills and Attributes identified for the role:
- Analytical mindset
- Multitasker and capable of handling multiple requests at a time
- Creative thinker with the ability to solve complex problems.
- Clear communicator
- Passionate and knowledgeable about existing and emerging digital media and ad products
- Excels in working in a process orientated environment.
Bonus:
- Bachelor or University degree
- Understand basics of the Online Advertising Industry.
- Knowledge in Web Analytics and possibly Ad management systems like Google Campaign Manager, Google Ads or other DPS such as The Trade Desk and Flashtalking.
- Experience with reporting and reconciliation in Excel
- Well versed in Microsoft Office tools
Top Skills
Adimension
Excel
Google Ads
Google Campaign Manager
Meta
MS Office
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