Wispr Flow
Paid Search Performance Marketing Manager
San Francisco or New York
Work authorization requiredDetected 162 days ago
iOSAndroidSQLData AnalysisSEMGoogle AdsGoogle AnalyticsPerformance MarketingLeadershipCommunication
About the role
- Google App Campaigns (ACi) for Android app installs and in-app revenue
- Bing / Microsoft Ads (and expansion opportunities)
- Your mission: Bring in high-intent users and wire them into our funnel: ad → click → install → activation → subscription → revenue.
Responsibilities
- Manage Google Ads (Search, PMax), Bing Ads, and Apple Search Ads day-to-day
- Build clean account architectures: brand vs non-brand, competitor, persona-driven campaigns
- Own Android growth strategy across Google App Campaigns and Apple Search Ads
- Optimize to in-app revenue events (not just installs)
- Partner with Product and Data teams on attribution and conversion tracking
- Design and optimize distinct funnels for web → desktop, web → App Store, and direct App Store installs
- Own search performance: brand vs non-brand CAC, iOS vs desktop vs Android metrics, payback windows
- Maintain a testing roadmap with clear hypotheses and success metrics
- Partner with Design and Growth teams on landing pages and App Store optimization
Requirements
- 4+ years managing Google Search Ads for B2C apps, SaaS, or subscription businesses
- Proven ownership of $50k+/month budgets with measurable CAC/ROAS improvements
- Strong Google Ads expertise:
- Direct experience with Apple Search Ads for iOS, ready to expand to Android
- Excellent written communication-you can write a weekly recap that's actually worth reading
- Familiarity with Apple ecosystems and App Store guidelines
Skills
- Wispr Flow is making it as effortless to interact with your devices as talking to a close friend.
Visa & Work Authorization
- Authorized to work in the US
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