Amazon PPC Manager - Wembley, London - £60,000pa

A fast-growing, international technology business operating within the consumer electronics sector is looking for an Amazon PPC Manager to join its E-Commerce team.

This is a permanent, full-time, office-based position located at the company's Head Office near Wembley in North West London.

The role is ideally suited to a commercially minded PPC professional with at least three years' experience managing Amazon PPC and paid search campaigns from a brand-side or trading environment, where you have been responsible for driving sales of your own products rather than working within an agency.

Working closely with the Head of E-Commerce and wider E-Commerce team, you will take ownership of the company's global Amazon Advertising strategy across the UK, Europe and the USA. The primary focus will be driving product visibility, supporting new product launches and delivering profitable sales growth across Amazon, while maintaining a strong focus on ROAS, ACOS and overall campaign performance. This is a standalone specialist role offering a high level of autonomy, where you will have the opportunity to shape PPC strategy, identify new growth opportunities and make a measurable commercial impact within a growing international business.

Key responsibilities as the Amazon PPC Manager will include planning, managing and optimising Amazon PPC campaigns, monitoring campaign performance and budgets, analysing results to identify opportunities for growth, supporting new product launches, working alongside external advertising partners, and producing regular performance reports for stakeholders across the business. You will also collaborate with internal teams to ensure advertising activity supports wider commercial objectives and continues to deliver strong returns.

The successful candidate will have at least three years' experience managing Amazon PPC and paid search campaigns within a brand-side trading environment, with a proven track record of delivering commercially successful campaigns. Strong knowledge of Amazon Advertising and marketplace marketing is essential, alongside excellent analytical skills and a commercial mindset. Experience with Amazon DSP, Amazon Marketing Cloud (AMC), paid social or other marketplace advertising would be advantageous, as would previous experience within the technology or consumer electronics sector.

This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Amazon PPC professional who enjoys taking ownership, working autonomously and influencing commercial performance within a fast-paced international business during an exciting period of growth.

The salary on offer is up to £60,000 per annum, dependent on experience.

This role may also be suitable for candidates with experience as an Amazon Advertising Manager, Amazon PPC Manager, Retail Media Manager, Performance Marketing Manager, Senior PPC Manager, PPC Manager, PPC Specialist, Paid Search Manager, Marketplace Marketing Manager, Digital Performance Marketing Manager or similar.

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