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Own the ads. Own the numbers.

· Remote · Contract

Run Google Ads end to end for a high-ticket product: campaigns, conversion tracking, and the revenue loop back to Google.

Full channel ownership. Direct line to founders. Remote.

Level up

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Level 1

Audit

Week 1: full tracking and account audit. Find what's broken without being told.

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Level 2

Own

Run campaigns, measurement, and the lead-value loop. No QC pass needed.

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Level 3

Scale

Take the channel into new markets and bigger budgets as the numbers prove out.

Proof beats tenure.

Why this seat matters

Not a media-buyer brief. The whole channel.

  • Conversions are scarce and expensive. A single clean signal outweighs a thousand junk clicks.
  • Ads is a core growth channel on our path to scaling; you own it end to end.
  • Lean team: you work directly with the founders, a developer, and a sales lead. No layers.

The job

What counts as success:

Google's bidding optimizes toward booked meetings and qualified WhatsApp conversations first, then revenue as the signal matures. Not form fills, not test leads, not noise.

  • Run Search, PMax, and Shopping: structure, copy, budgets, new geos.
  • Own the measurement layer: GA4 + Ads events, conversion actions, offline value imports.
  • Run the lead-quality loop with sales: score, value, feed it back to Google.
  • Keep Merchant Center and product feeds healthy across markets.
  • Deliver a weekly readout founders can act on. Anomalies arrive with your diagnosis, not just a screenshot.

Fit check

Apply if

  • You've made Google Ads work where conversions are scarce and expensive.
  • You debug tracking yourself: GTM, Tag Assistant, offline imports.
  • You QA your own launches and root-cause your own anomalies.
  • You leverage AI agents daily to scale your output without dropping quality.

Skip if

  • You report platform numbers without questioning them.
  • Tracking is "the dev's job."
  • You wait to be chased for updates.
  • You need a brief before every move.

Ready to apply?

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