Card Game Social Media Ads Specialist

Job ID: 38913479

Budget: $30 – $250 USD

Job Title: Part-Time Social Media Ads Specialist - Card Game Marketing

About Us: Workplace Wars is an innovative card game that turns office scenarios into entertaining gameplay. We're seeking a savvy ads specialist to maximize our $500 monthly ad budget across multiple platforms.

Key Responsibilities:

Manage and optimize ad campaigns across: • Meta (Instagram/Facebook) • LinkedIn • Etsy • Pinterest • Reddit • Google Ads (potential)
Distribute and optimize budget allocation across platforms
Create and test ad copy and targeting strategies
Track ROI and adjust strategies accordingly
Provide monthly performance reports
Required Skills:

Proven experience managing micro-budgets effectively ($300-1000/month)
Hands-on experience with Meta Ads Manager
Understanding of B2C and B2B ad targeting
Experience with e-commerce advertising (Etsy experience is a big plus)
Knowledge of Reddit advertising mechanics
Ability to create engaging ad copy for different platforms
Must-Have Experience:

Successfully managed small-budget campaigns ($500 or less monthly)
Experience splitting budgets across multiple platforms
Track record of achieving positive ROAS with limited budgets
Understanding of platform-specific audience targeting
Key Performance Goals:

Maintain CPA (Cost Per Acquisition) under $10
Generate qualified traffic to workplacewars.com
Increase Etsy store visibility and sales
Build brand awareness across platforms
Drive corporate interest through LinkedIn
Budget Breakdown Skills:

Experience allocating limited budgets (approximately): • Meta (Instagram/Facebook): $150-200 • LinkedIn: $100-150 • Etsy: $50-75 • Pinterest: $50-75 • Reddit: $50-75 • Testing budget for other platforms: Remaining funds
Position Type: Part-time/Contract (5-10 hours/month)

What We're Looking For:

Someone who thrives on maximizing limited budgets
Experience with niche product marketing
Strong analytical skills to track performance across platforms
Creative approach to micro-budget allocation
Understanding of board game/party game market