Account Manager - PPC & Paid Social

Job Title: Paid Media Manager

Location: London (hybrid)

Salary: £50,000

Experience: ~3 years (PPC, Paid Social, or both)

The Opportunity

This international agency is scaling fast across Europe, and paid media sits at the centre of that growth.

They’re hiring a Paid Media Manager because performance has outgrown junior execution and generic processes. Clients now expect smarter decision-making, clearer thinking, and someone who can actually own results across multiple markets.

If you’re currently running campaigns but not trusted to lead them, this role gives you proper ownership.

What You’ll Be Responsible For

• Owning PPC and/or Paid Social campaigns across European markets
• Managing performance, budgets, and optimisation — not just following briefs
• Planning and testing new approaches to improve ROI and scale
• Working directly with clients and internal teams to influence strategy
• Using your Spanish, German, or French language skills to improve local market performance

This is not a delivery-only role. You’re expected to think, challenge, and improve.

What Makes This Role Different

• International clients and multi-market campaigns
• Real autonomy over accounts and strategy
• Clear performance expectations and measurable impact
• Exposure to senior stakeholders, not filtered instructions
• A culture that values competence over noise

You’re judged on outcomes — not how busy you look.

Who This Is For

This role is ideal if you:

• Have around 3 years’ experience in PPC, Paid Social, or both
• Are confident running campaigns, not just supporting them
• Are based in London
• Speak Spanish, German, or French
• Want to grow into a senior paid role without waiting years

If you’re still learning fundamentals, this isn’t the right step.

If you’re ready for more responsibility, it is.

What’s On Offer

• £50,000 salary
• Hybrid working in London
• International client exposure
• Clear progression within a global agency
• A role designed for people who want ownership, not hand-holding