WPP Media

Media

AccountExecutiveCampaignAnalyticsF/HCDI

€38–48k ~AI est. Paris, France
The Brief

“Account Executive Campaign Analytics F/H – CDI at WPP Media. Skills: Campaign analytics, Measurement plans, Performance analysis. Define measurement plans. Implement measurement plans”

What You'll Achieve.

Optimize business results; Optimize branding results

Industry & Context.

Media
Problems you'll solve

Data analysis; Strategic insights; Actionable insights

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

First experience in media agency, Experience with advertiser, Experience in studies, Proficiency in Excel, Proficiency in PowerPoint, Fluent English written, Fluent English spoken

Nice to Have

Knowledge of digital sector, Knowledge of plurimedia sector, Experience in studies

What You'll Do.

Define measurement plans

Implement measurement plans

Evaluate strategy performance

Evaluate campaign performance

Perform market analysis

Perform competition analysis

Perform audience analysis

Perform campaign analysis

Identify strategic insights

Identify actionable insights

Build performance reports

Analyze lessons learned

Formulate recommendations

Optimize business results

Optimize branding results

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Planning team; Client teams; Teamwork; Collaborative solutions

Communication Scope

International exchanges

Free ATS check

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