Client Delivery Manager - Chicago, United States - Kepler Group

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**Client Delivery Manager**

at Kepler Group Chicago * We're transparent with our employees. You'll hear updates on company financials, how we're performing against bonus goals, and how we're responding to challenges we face.

We're growing. For you, that means unparalleled growth opportunities and a role in shaping the direction of the company.

We're fun. You'll work with and learn from the smartest people in the industry and have a blast doing it.

As a **Digital Media Manager** **on our Client Delivery team**, you will use data-driven insights, Keplers unique best practices, and your own creativity to design, launch, and optimize digital marketing campaigns. Youll need outstanding problem-solving skills, strong technical aptitude, an instinct to use data, and great communication skills to excel. * Become an expert with media trading platforms and analytics tools across multiple digital channels, including display (banner ads), mobile (smartphone, tablet), search (Google, Yahoo/Bing), social (Facebook, Twitter) and online video (Hulu, YouTube), among others

Launch and actively optimize campaigns across trading platforms

Provide input and guidance around campaign design and innovation

Manage a team of Senior Analysts and Analysts

Work with the Client Solutions team to understand your client's goals, provide subject matter expertise, and communicate powerful campaign insights

Work with the Marketing Analytics team to facilitate reporting and ad hoc analysis

Codify and share best practices across teams

Kepler executes engineered marketing, where every message and ad delivered helps create a more personalized and productive relationship between brands and their consumers. We do this by acting as clients agency of record, as their in-house team, or some hybrid of the two and by harnessing data and technology across all paid digital media and data-driven CRM channels. Kepler prides itself on being a great place to work. The team is made up of forward-thinking media traders, with tactical platform expertise across all biddable media channels (social, SEM, video, native, display, etc.) and a keen sense of macro marketing and technology trends.

**What You Will Do:**

**Desired Skills and Experience:**

1-3+ years of full-time digital optimization experience **required** (e.g., Google AdWords/Adsense, DSP/Display Trading, Facebook Ads, LinkedIn Ads, PMDs, mobile analytics, site optimization)

Bachelors degree with major or minor in a quantitative discipline (e.g., mathematics, economics, engineering, statistics, physics)

Strong analytical skills, and comfort with MS Excel, data analysis and internet technologies

Excellent communication and presentation skills with strong ability to create and build relationships

Ability to self-manage, juggle multiple priorities, and pay close attention to details

Ability to contribute to fast-paced, entrepreneurial, team-based environment

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