SEO/Ad Campaign Contractor

San Francisco, CA  ‐ Onsite
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About Quid

Quid is a San Francisco based company that is changing the paradigm of how people search for and explore information.  Our product combines highly interactive data visualizations, statistical modeling, and big data processing techniques to derive intelligence from rich streams of unstructured data.  Some of the world’s most innovative companies and government organizations rely on Quid’s software to consume information and generate insights.  With only 50’ish people, every person’s contributions matter a lot, including yours.We're looking for an SEM / PPC manager with at least 2-3 years of experience managing medium to large campaigns. Our ideal candidate could be someone who's put in a couple years as an SEM analyst/manager at an agency. This contract will be ongoing, with an initial intensive phase of full time to ¾ time work over 1-2 months, with ongoing optimization and work an option.Quid is a seriously fun, collaborative, and high growth start up. We place a lot of value on a very positive workplace where folks encourage and educate each other and lend a hand when necessary - lots of companies talk about this, but ROI DNA is the real deal.

Job Duties:

  • Confidently and competently manage and optimize paid search campaigns across a diverse client base.
  • Analyze campaign data and provide meaningful insights.
  • Effectively communicate strategy and results to clients.
  • Continually and thoughtfully educate yourself on strategies and best practices.
  • Assist in other online marketing initiatives such as affiliates, email, media buying.
The ideal candidate will be well-rounded and want to learn about other areas of customer acquisition and marketing.


Start date
n.a
From
Quid
Published at
06.08.2014
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Project ID:
754041
Contract type
Freelance
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