Google Ads Media Buyer (E-commerce / Dropshipping - Some brands, mostly seasonal fashion dropshipping stores))

We are a fast-growing Google Ads agency specialized in e-commerce. Around 90% of our portfolio is Google dropshipping stores, and about 80% of those are fashion. We also run some home decor and pet niche stores. We work with stores in Europe (Netherlands, Germany, Poland, UK and more) and the US, and both markets are equally important to us. We treat every client store as if it were our own. We currently have 14 stores under our wings and growing quickly. We work with a base fee and performance-based with a high potential.

These stores carry no inventory, so there is no stock limit on how far we can scale. The only limit is how well the campaigns perform. That is why we are looking for a media buyer who has done this before and knows how to push a profitable account to the next level.

To be transparent: Europe is going well for us, but the US market is currently our biggest challenge. If you have strong results in the US, that is a big plus. But also Europe is a must. You will have full responsibility for all accounts.

This Role Is For You If:

• You have personally scaled Google dropshipping stores, ideally fashion, to $3,000 - $5,000+ per day on Shopping and Performance Max
• You can hold a ROAS above 3 while scaling, not just at low budgets
• You know how seasonal fashion works on Google: when to push, when to pull back, and how to get ahead of trends
• You understand the dropshipping model and what it takes to make it profitable on Google

What You’ll Do

• Manage and scale Google Shopping and Performance Max campaigns for multiple dropshipping stores, mainly fashion
• Scale winning campaigns aggressively to $3-5K/day while keeping ROAS above 3
• Plan and run seasonal pushes (holidays, summer/winter collections, trend moments)
• Optimize product feeds: titles, descriptions, product types, custom labels and product segmentation
• Structure campaigns and asset groups for scale (winners, testing, bleeders)
• Help us crack the US market and get struggling stores to take off
• Report results and share clear, actionable insights with the team and clients by making weekly reports.

Requirements

• 3+ years of hands-on Google Ads experience in e-commerce
• Proven track record scaling Google dropshipping stores (fashion strongly preferred)
• Expert level in Google Shopping and Performance Max
• Experience is setting up the right tracking and server-side tagging
• Experience managing campaigns at $3,000+ per day
• Deep knowledge of feed optimization and how product titles affect Shopping and PMax performance
• Data-driven and comfortable with Google Ads reporting, GA4 and spreadsheets
• Excellent written and spoken English
• Proactive and independent: you come with ideas, not just questions
• Stable internet connection and your own work setup

Nice to Have

• Strong results in the US market
• Experience running campaigns in European, non-English markets
• Experience with brand (non-dropshipping) e-commerce stores
• Experience with home decor or pet niche stores
• Experience with feed tools (e.g. Feedonomics, DataFeedWatch, Simprosys)

We value attention to detail, so please start your application with the word “PMAX”.

What We Offer

• Long-term position with a growing agency
• Big budgets and stores with no stock limits, so you can really show what you can do
• Performance-based bonus on top of your salary
• Room to grow into a lead role as we expand
• A direct, no-nonsense team where your ideas actually get used

How to Apply

Please send us:

• A short introduction and an overview of your Google Ads experience
• Proof of scaling: screenshots of accounts you managed showing daily spend, revenue and ROAS (you can blur store names). - - Applications without proof will not be reviewed.

A short Loom video (max 5 minutes) answering this case:

• A fashion dropshipping store is doing $500/day on PMax at a 3.5 ROAS.
• How do you take it to $3,000/day without the ROAS dropping below 3?

Short written answers to these questions:

• How do you take a new dropshipping store from launch to profitability on Google?
• Do you work with custom labels? If so, which ones and how do you use them?
• How do you structure Shopping and PMax campaigns for a fashion dropshipping store?
• How do you prevent too much spend from going to bleeders (products that spend without converting)?