Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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StackAdapters enjoy a highly competitive salary + commission structure, along with RRSP/401K matching.
StackAdapt is a Remote First company, but candidates must be located in Western Canada, with a strong preference for the Greater Vancouver area or Greater Calgary area.
Candidates need 6+ years of Real Time Bidding/programmatic expertise (DSP, Ad Network), experience running Google Ad Words, Facebook Ads or through a DSP as a self-serve user, proven success in managing client relationships, and the ability to grasp and communicate technical concepts.
Employees receive 3 weeks vacation + 3 personal care days + 1 Culture & Belief day.
A strong candidate has 6+ years of programmatic expertise, experience with DSPs like Google Ad Words and Facebook Ads, proven client relationship management skills, and familiarity with digital advertising trends to optimize campaigns and drive revenue growth.
Programmatic advertising and digital marketing platform
StackAdapt specializes in programmatic advertising, which uses software to automate the buying of digital ads. The company provides a platform that enables businesses to run display, video, and native advertising campaigns efficiently. Its main product is a Demand Side Platform (DSP) that allows advertisers to purchase digital ad space in real-time, ensuring that ads reach the right audience at the right moment. Unlike many competitors, StackAdapt does not require monthly minimum spending, giving clients flexibility in their advertising budgets. The company also offers a Creative Studio to help clients enhance their ad content for better results. StackAdapt is particularly recognized for its expertise in native advertising, boasting the largest scale in the industry with numerous integrations and partnerships. The goal of StackAdapt is to empower agencies and brands to maximize their digital advertising efforts through a comprehensive and flexible platform.