Google Ads Specialist for Golf Brands

About GGG Marketing

GGG Marketing is a growth agency that works exclusively with golf brands: golf coaches, apparel and hat companies, training aids, and golf facilities. We handle content, social media, funnels, and paid ads for our clients. Our team includes a US-based project manager, video editors, a content strategist, and social media managers working with clients across the US.

We’re adding a Google Ads specialist to run and scale paid search for our client accounts.

What you’ll do

Audit existing Google Ads accounts and tell us what’s broken and what to fix first
Build and manage Search, Performance Max, Shopping, and YouTube campaigns
Set up and verify conversion tracking (GA4, Google Tag Manager, Shopify and ecommerce integrations)
Do keyword research, write ad copy, and build negative keyword lists
Manage Merchant Center feeds for our ecommerce clients
Optimize bids, budgets, and campaigns weekly against ROAS and CPA targets
Send a short weekly performance update for each account
Work from our manager account (MCC) and coordinate with our project manager

What you need

At least 2 years managing Google Ads accounts with real budgets
Proven results you can show: screenshots, case studies, or references with ROAS or CPA numbers
Strong experience with Performance Max and Shopping for ecommerce brands
Hands-on conversion tracking skills (GA4, GTM, Shopify)
Comfortable working inside an MCC with multiple client accounts
Clear written English and reliable communication
Google Ads certification is a plus

Nice to have

Experience with golf, sports, or apparel brands
Experience with coaching or online course businesses (lead gen)
YouTube Ads experience

How we work

Each team member manages a maximum of 5 client accounts. When you hit that number and are performing well, we bring on more help rather than overloading you. Pay is per account, so your income grows as you take on more clients.

How to apply

Send a message with:

1. The subject line “Birdie” so we know you read the full post
2. A screenshot or short case study of an account you scaled, including the numbers
3. One thing you’d check first when auditing a new ecommerce client’s Google Ads account
4. Your hourly or monthly rate expectations and your availability

Applications without all four will not be reviewed.