Spanish Speaking Senior Paid Media Executive
Salary: Up to £40K
Channels: PPC & Paid Social
Hybrid: 2 days in Central London, 3 days WFH
Clients: Ecommerce
Are you a rising star in Paid Media with a passion for DTC brands and a knack for driving performance across digital platforms? Our client — a fast-growing, creative digital agency in London — is looking for a Senior Paid Media Executive to help scale bold, high-growth DTC clients across paid search and paid social channels.
The Opportunity
You’ll work closely with Paid Media Managers to build and optimise campaigns across Google Ads, Meta, TikTok, and LinkedIn, with a focus on delivering results for ambitious direct-to-consumer brands. This is a hands‑on role with real responsibility, creative input, and plenty of room to grow.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Support in planning, executing, and optimising Paid Media campaigns across Google, Meta, TikTok, and more
- Help shape performance strategies for DTC brands in lifestyle, fashion, health, and wellness sectors
- Conduct audience research, creative testing, and conversion optimisation
- Monitor performance and provide regular insights and recommendations
- Collaborate with creative and data teams to align messaging and targeting
- Manage parts of client communication and reporting
What You’ll Need
- 1.5–3 years’ experience in a Paid Media role (agency or in‑house)
- Hands‑on experience with Google Ads, Meta Ads Manager, and ideally TikTok Ads
- Interest in DTC marketing and eCommerce funnels
- Data‑savvy with knowledge of GA4, Looker Studio, and UTM tracking
- Strong attention to detail, curiosity, and eagerness to grow
- London‑based or able to commute 2x per week (hybrid model)
- Up to £35,000 per annum (DOE)
- Hybrid working (2 days in the London office)
- Clear progression path and mentorship from senior team
- Training budget, wellness perks, and regular socials
- Work with some of the UK’s most exciting DTC brands
If you live and breathe performance marketing and want to help DTC brands scale through TikTok, Meta, and Google — we want to hear from you.
