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We are looking for someone to help us with our Facebook Ad work. We are an agency with around 20 clients and we've been going for 8 years. We're currently growing and need more support on the Facebook ads team.

The right person will be honest, a good communicator, a knack for sales. If you know Facebook ads basics this is ideal. Everything else we can teach if you need that. Or if you can bring your expertise, this works too.

We do have set ways of doing things, however, we are always open to new approaches and value your knowledge. We have achieved top agency status with Meta for our work and consistency in results, and we're happy to show you how we run our campaigns to achieve this.

Average hours will be approx 5 per week. We communicate through Slack. For our approach to work we need someone very responsive, if ads are needed its often that day. But we don't work weekends!

You will be responding to alerts or client requests then making the new ads, adsets or campaigns. You will need to be okay with checking data and responding to this also.

Training can be given to the right person.

We want to build a great team, so its essential you are a fit for us!

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