You asked if I’d consider Paid Media Manager. Rather than tell you I’m qualified, I built this — and instrumented it. The panel is scoring you as you read.
I’m not applying toward this title. I hold it.
Instrumented the way I'd instrument a campaign. It classifies you, scores intent, fires conversions, builds an audience — and once you're warm enough, serves you an ad.
All local. No SDK, no cookies, no fingerprinting, no storage. The engine makes no network requests of its own — nothing it sees about you leaves your browser. Refresh and it's gone.
Americas paid media for a NYSE-listed manufacturer. $13M+ a year, two MCCs, six brands. I manage the three specialists who run the accounts — and I'm still in the accounts myself.
Every paid media line in the Americas budget. I build the number bottoms-up in BigQuery, defend it to finance, then hit it.
Weekly 1:1s on analyst-led agendas, account coverage, hiring cases.
Budget, structure, experiments, and the manual-to-tROAS migration — sequenced by account economics, not all at once.
Search-term loops, spend pulls, reporting digests, and an agent context system my team uses daily.
I haven't seen your accounts. These are the first four things I'd look at, and why.
Two public, two internal.
Teaches advertisers to spot agency mismanagement. A free Chrome extension self-audits an account in 30 minutes, a script emails a weekly waste report, and the Priority Funnel sorts 90 days of search terms by intent. No referral fees.
Open ppcredflags.comA Google Sheets add-on that runs the weekly meeting: a GA4-fed scorecard, seven timeboxed segments, priorities with owners and milestones, off-track metrics turned into dated action items, and five recap emails generated automatically. One-way Jira sync.
Open momentumhud.comAccounts, budgets, brand standards, data-estate map, verified joins, known landmines — paired into Claude Code so an agent starts with real context instead of inventing one. In daily use. Happy to demo.
Estate map, taxonomies, identity spine, query cookbook — plus a landmines file for every table that will quietly lie to you. That file is the valuable half.
Agency side, then in-house. Every rung in paid search.
Eight figures a year, multi-brand, multi-country, with a team. A lateral move, not a stretch.
Claude Code against a purpose-built context repo, shipping internal tools. I know the product from inside a real workflow.
Through PPC Red Flags I audit agency-run accounts. If you hire an agency, you want me reading their deck.
You reached out about Paid Media Manager. I’m interested, I’m qualified, and I built you a working attribution demo to prove both.