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As the Media Product Marketing Manager for Grow with Google, you will lead the strategic vision, execution, and optimization of our full funnel paid media efforts to drive learner activation and enrollment into our learning programs.
You will be responsible for end-to-end media planning across Search engine marketing (SEM), Performance Max, Demand Gen, and other paid media channels, translating deep user insights into highly targeted, effective campaigns. In this role, you will apply a user-centric approach to understanding our learner personas, design and test optimization levers across the funnel, and systematically optimize our media budgets to drive scale and efficiency. You will serve as the primary operational and strategic lead for our external agency partners, steering media strategy, defining campaign parameters, and executing media plans.
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