AL Media: Digital Buyer

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Digital Buyer

Remote

A|L Media (www.almediastrategy.com), a fast-paced, award-winning political media firm is looking for a Digital Buyer to join our growing team. The digital buyer would be responsible for assisting with in-platform, day-to-day digital buying, tracking, and optimizing of ad campaigns across multiple clients. Our firm is based in Chicago, IL. This is a remote position and is open to candidates anywhere.

Key Responsibilities:

• Work with Digital Strategists to implement multi-channel digital advertising campaigns across a number of political clients.

• Launching and monitoring the ongoing performance of digital advertising campaigns across a variety of channels, including YouTube, CTV, Audio, Meta, Search, and more.

• Work with publishers like Hulu to execute direct advertising campaigns, including getting avails, trafficking tags and monitoring mid-campaign performance.

• Delivering weekly reports to clients, and working with Digital Strategists to make recommendations for adjustments or additional opportunities.

• Ensure campaigns are executed without error, including reconciling invoices with platform spend to ensure funds are accounted for.

Skills & Qualifications:

• At least one cycle (1-2 years) of experience working in digital on a campaign, agency or organization.

• Experience managing digital campaigns on Facebook/Instagram, YouTube, Search, or demand-side platforms like The Trade Desk is preferred.

• Experience reporting on performance of digital programs.

• Strong attention to detail and an eagerness to learn new skills and platforms.

• Experience in politics, political campaigns, or government is preferred.

Benefits & Compensation:

• Annual salary of $65,000 - $75,000, depending on experience

• 401(k) with 3% employer contribution

• Healthcare, dental, and vision insurance offered

• Remote-friendly team with flexible working hours

• High-impact, fast-paced work that supports critical causes and campaigns