Part-Time Google/Meta Ads Specialist — 20 Hrs/Week | Long-Term Agency Role - U.S Clients - Contract to Hire

Mediaboom is a digital marketing agency specializing in hospitality, healthcare, professional services, and lead generation. We are seeking a senior paid media strategist to help oversee and improve performance across our Google Ads and Meta Ads accounts.

This is not an entry-level PPC management role or project-based role. We are looking for a long-term partner and experienced strategist who can identify opportunities, improve account performance and help establish best practices across the agency.

- We are looking for approximately 20 hours/week of consistent ongoing availability.

- You will personally work inside the accounts. Work may not be outsourced or delegated to another team member.

- We expect proactive account ownership. Account Directors should not need to tell you which search terms to review, when performance has declined, or when tracking appears incorrect.

- You should independently identify problems, opportunities and recommended next steps.

Responsibilities

- Audit and optimize Google Ads and Meta Ads accounts

- Develop account strategies focused on lead generation and ROI

- Identify campaign, landing page, tracking, and conversion issues

- Recommend testing strategies and optimization roadmaps

- Participate in internal strategy discussions with account and creative teams

- Review performance reporting and identify opportunities for improvement

- Help establish agency-wide paid media standards and processes

Requirements

- 5+ years of paid media experience

- Extensive Google Ads experience

- Experience managing lead generation campaigns

- Experience managing multiple client accounts simultaneously

- Strong understanding of conversion tracking and attribution

- Experience working within an agency environment

- Excellent written and verbal English communication skills

Preferred Experience

- Industry experience: Hospitality, hotels, Healthcare, Home services

- Conversion Tracking

We're looking for dedicated/committed freelancers who work solely with agencies and/or companies - please do not apply if you have a full time position elsewhere.

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