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Jun 17, 2026
Meta Media Buyer for Fast-Moving 7-Figure E-Commerce Brand
Position: Meta Media Buyer
Location: Remote
Workload: 4–6 hours per day
Start: ASAP
Type: Part-time with potential to grow into a long-term full-time role
Read This First
We are looking for a serious Meta Media Buyer who understands fast-moving direct-response e-commerce.
This is not a simple ad uploading job.
We are a growing 7-figure e-commerce business focused on health, beauty, wellness, and gadget-style products. Our products are built around strong direct-response angles, impulse-buying behavior, clear problem-solution messaging, and fast creative testing.
We test products, creatives, angles, markets, and offers continuously.
You will be managing Meta campaigns across multiple ad accounts, multiple products, and multiple European markets. Daily structure, clean execution, fast analysis, and strong communication are required.
If you only know how to launch campaigns but cannot explain performance, this role is not for you.
If you can think like a performance marketer, read data, identify patterns, communicate clearly, and help the creative team make better ads, we want to hear from you.
What This Role Is Really About
Your job is not only to “run ads.”
Your job is to help us find winners faster.
That means:
Launching campaigns correctly
Reading performance daily
Understanding why ads win or lose
Knowing when to scale, when to cut, and when to test again
Giving clear feedback to the creative team
Keeping campaign structure, URLs, budgets, reports, and naming conventions clean
Spotting tracking issues, rejected ads, account warnings, or sudden performance drops quickly
We move fast. You need to move fast too.
But fast does not mean messy.
Daily Responsibilities
You will be responsible for:
Managing Meta Ads campaigns across multiple ad accounts
Launching new product tests and creative tests
Managing ABO, CBO, scaling, retargeting, and testing campaigns
Monitoring performance daily
Checking results across Meta, Shopify, Google Sheets, Triple Whale, Wetracked, and funnel data
Creating clear daily reports with decisions, not just numbers
Identifying winning hooks, creatives, products, angles, offers, and markets
Cutting underperforming ads, ad sets, campaigns, products, or markets based on KPIs
Scaling winning campaigns without damaging performance
Giving direct creative feedback based on actual data
Communicating clearly with the team when action is needed
Keeping campaign names, URLs, UTMs, budgets, and reports clean and organized
Working Hours
This role requires 4–6 hours per day.
You must be available for important market check
Our main managed markets are in Europe. The Philippines is around 6 hours ahead of these markets, so you must be comfortable checking performance outside normal PH daytime when needed.
Important check
After midnight in the managed market
Around 10:00–12:00 European time
Around 16:00–17:00 European time
You do not need to be online every minute, but you must be reliable during the important performance windows.
Strong communication is required.
If something drops, gets rejected, overspends, or looks wrong, we expect you to flag it quickly.
Tools You Should Be Comfortable With
You should have experience with, or be able to work confidently inside:
Meta Ads Manager
Shopify
Google Sheets
Triple Whale
Wetracked
Funnel pages / landing page data
Reporting dashboards
Slack, WhatsApp, ClickUp, Trello, or similar team tools
You do not need to be perfect in every tool, but you must be organized and able to learn fast.
What We’re Looking For
We are looking for someone who has:
Minimum 2 years of Meta Ads experience
Experience managing real e-commerce ad budgets
Experience managing at least $2,000+ per day in ad spend
Experience managing multiple ad accounts
Strong understanding of direct-response e-commerce
Experience with health, beauty, wellness, gadgets, or impulse-buying products
Experience testing multiple products and creatives at the same time
Strong knowledge of ABO, CBO, broad targeting, scaling, retargeting, and creative testing
Good understanding of recent Meta platform changes, including Andromeda
Ability to analyze data and make clear decisions
Ability to explain why a product, creative, angle, market, or offer is winning or losing
Strong written English communication
Detail-oriented execution
Good reporting skills
Ability to follow SOPs while still thinking independently
This Role Is Not for You If
Do not apply if:
You only boosted posts
You only worked with very small budgets
You cannot manage multiple products or campaigns at the same time
You need instructions for every small action
You cannot explain campaign performance clearly
You do not understand creative testing
You are slow to communicate
You are messy with campaign structure, budgets, URLs, or reports
You cannot work with data
You blame the algorithm instead of diagnosing the real problem
You cannot work in a fast-paced testing environment
Compensation
We are looking for someone long-term.
This role starts part-time, 4–6 hours per day, with room to grow as the company grows.
We are looking for someone who believes in building something long-term, proves value through performance, and grows together with the company.
If you are good, structured, reliable, and can help us scale, there is room to increase your compensation.
Trial Task
Shortlisted applicants will receive a paid trial task.
The trial is designed to test how you think, not just what you say.
You may be asked to:
Review a sample Meta campaign performance sheet
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Explain your reasoning clearly
Identify what the creative team should make next
Suggest a clean campaign structure for the next test
Create a short daily report based on the data
Spot possible tracking, funnel, or offer issues
We care more about your thinking process than perfect answers.
A strong candidate can explain decisions clearly and practically.
How to Apply
Important.
Start your application with the word:
MOREADDS
If your application does not start with this word, it will be ignored.
Then send:
A short introduction
Your Meta Ads experience
The highest daily ad spend you have managed
The number of ad accounts you have managed at the same time
E-commerce niches, products, or markets you have worked with
Tools you have experience with
Your expected monthly rate for 4–6 hours per day
Screenshots or proof of past Meta Ads work, with sensitive data blurred
Answers to all questions below
You may also send a Loom video if you want to explain your experience better.
Application Questions
You must answer all questions properly.
Generic answers will be ignored.
1. Campaign Build
Walk us through a Meta campaign you built from scratch for an e-commerce brand.
Include:
Campaign structure
ABO or CBO setup
Budget
Targeting
Creatives tested
Product or offer
Market
Results
What you learned
2. High-Volume Testing
Imagine we are testing multiple products, creatives, and markets at the same time.
How would you keep everything organized and d
Be specific.
3. Creative Analysis
You test 10 creatives for the same product.
Two creatives are profitable. Eight creatives fail.
How do you analyze the two winners?
What exactly would you tell the creative team to make next?
4. Impulse-Buying Products
For health, beauty, wellness, or gadget-style products, people often buy because of a strong problem, strong desire, strong hook, or strong demonstration.
What do you look for in an ad before you believe it has potential to become a winning creative?
5. Scaling
A product is profitable for 3 days in a row.
How would you scale it without killing performance?
Explain your step-by-step process.
6. Performance Drop
A campaign was profitable last week, but ROAS dropped hard this week.
What do you check first?
List your diagnosis process in order.
7. High CTR, Low ROAS
An ad has high CTR, good CPC, and many landing page views, but low ROAS.
What could be the problem?
What do you check inside Meta, Shopify, the funnel, tracking, and the offer?
8. Meta Platform Changes
Did recent Meta changes, including Andromeda, change the way you test, structure, or scale campaigns?
If yes, explain how.
If no, explain why not.
9. Reporting
What does a good daily media buying report look like?
What numbers do you include?
What decisions do you include?
What should the business owner understand within 2 minutes of reading your report?
10. Budget Responsibility
What is the highest daily ad spend you have personally managed?
Was it one account or multiple accounts?
What was your role exactly?
11. Decision-Making
If you have 5 products live and only 1 is clearly profitable, what do you do with the other 4?
Explain how you d
12. Communication
If performance suddenly drops, ads are rejected, tracking looks wrong, or spend is too high, how do you communicate this to the team?
Give an example message you would send.
13. Availability
How many hours per day can you work?
What timezone are you in?
Can you work around the important European market check times?
14. Long-Term Fit
Why do you want this role?
What are you looking for in a long-term company?
What would make you valuable to us after 90 days?
Final Note
We are not looking for someone who only follows buttons inside Ads Manager.
We are looking for a performance thinker.
Someone who can manage campaigns, analyze results, communicate clearly, and help us improve our creative testing system.
This role is ideal for a media buyer who wants to grow with a serious e-commerce company, work with fast product testing, and become a key part of the performance team.
If you are sharp, organized, fast, and serious about direct-response e-commerce, apply with -:- MOREADDS -:-