This position is no longer vacant!
As “Media Trafficker” you’ll work closely with our customers and agency partners in developing, implementing, and executing the campaign tracking and trafficking process.
You will be part of a sales and support team of 6 people ensuring smooth and fast implementation of advanced international campaigns through Headlight.
Your work will include:
- Full implementation of Headlight with advertisers.
- Set up and traffic campaigns such as “PPC campaigns” and “banner campaigns” through Headlight.
- Monitor and QA creative tracking after campaign launches to ensure accurate implementation.
- Work with publisher sites and/or internal technical contacts to resolve any campaign set up or tracking issues
- Maintain appropriate and responsive working relationships with clients as well as vendors, partners, etc.
How to apply
Please send your application including CV to:
Anders Lau Nielsen, Chief Strategy Officer
Email: aln@traceworks.com
Phone: +45 33 118 118
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