PPC Specialist - Google Ads

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Georgia. South Africa. Serbia. Poland. Czechia, 6am - 2pm EST, with some flexibilityFull-TimeMiddle

Salary3000 - 4000 USD per month

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Job Details

Experience: 3-4 plus years

Requirements

3-4 plus years of proven experience managing Google Ads for local lead generation (U.S. B2C businesses)
Experience in working in a marketing or digital ad agency
Strong track record driving calls and form leads - not just traffic
Hands-on expertise with Google Search and Performance Max campaigns
Experience using Target CPA bidding to consistently hit cost-per-lead goals
Solid understanding of Google Business Profile integration and local/Maps ads
Strong analytical skills — you can turn performance data into clear actions
High attention to detail and a results-driven mindset focused on lead quality
Experience with Microsoft/Bing Ads (bonus)
Experience running Meta (Facebook/Instagram) lead generation campaigns (bonus)
Experience with YouTube Ads or Google Display Network (bonus)
Familiarity with Google Ads Editor, GA4, Tag Manager, or Looker Studio (bonus)
Experience working with U.S. dental or medical practices (bonus)
Experience generating leads through other paid channels (TikTok, programmatic, etc.) (bonus)

Responsibilities

Manage and optimise Google Ads campaigns for U.S.-based local B2C businesses
Create and manage high-performing Google Ads
Rehabilitate struggling campaigns to achieve measurable success
Test keywords, headlines, copy, and landing pages to find winning combinations
Handle technical and creative tasks personally or direct freelancers as needed
Report regularly to the leadership team on campaign performance and growth opportunities
Implement new processes to enhance team efficiency and agility

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