Ad Campaign & Partnerships Manager

This is a remote position. Compensation: $1,500–$1,800 USD/month (full-time contractor), Negotiable as long as you're an expert. About the role: Own account health and relationships with ad platforms and payment processors; keep us compliant and [link removed] you’ll do: Be primary point of contact for Meta/YouTube/TikTok/AppLovin reps and Stripe/PayPal. Schedule regular check-ins, take notes, track action items, and follow through. Monitor policy updates; keep a simple internal guideline; run pre-publish final checks (copy + visuals + disclaimers). Triage disapprovals/reviews; prepare tight appeal packets (evidence, screenshots, IDs/KYB); track time-to-resolution. Maintain an “account health” sheet: strikes, disapprovals, billing thresholds, spend caps, risk flags. Build a contact map via LinkedIn/email outreach (goal: 5–10 relevant new contacts/month). Coordinate with Legal on disclaimers (e.g., AI voice/talent), and ensure they’re applied consistently. Support vendor onboarding/KYC and keep an audit trail of all submissions. What you’ll need: Excellent spoken/written English; high-EQ communicator who can represent the brand professionally. 1–3 years in paid media ops, account management, risk/compliance, or platform support. Working knowledge of major ad policies (Meta/Google/TikTok) and basic FTC/ASA principles (or fast learner). Strong organization: multiple threads, clear documentation, quick responses. Nice to have (not required): Experience with Stripe Risk/PayPal disputes or as a platform/agency rep. Familiarity with DR funnels so conversations with reps are substantive. Success looks like: Account uptime: zero suspensions; proactive issue flags. Responsiveness:<1 business day to rep/processor emails. Resolution speed: average policy issue resolved Fewer disapprovals: measurable month-over-month reduction; higher appeal win rate. Relationship depth: recurring meetings logged; growing contact list. How to apply: Send CV + a 1–2 minute Loom introducing yourself. Mini-task: draft a 150-word email to a Meta rep escalating a false “misleading claims” disapproval for a cookbook ad (no cures/diagnoses claimed). Originally posted on Himalayas