Role guide
Traffic manager jobs for OFM agencies
A traffic manager builds and measures audience acquisition for creator accounts. Vacancies may cover organic funnels, paid media, tracking, landing pages or a specific social platform. Because the scope varies widely, compare the channel, budget authority and compliance expectations before applying.
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Browse all jobsResponsibilities
- Plan acquisition tests and document traffic sources, costs and conversion signals.
- Coordinate landing pages, tracking and creative assets with the relevant team.
- Monitor account health and stop tactics that violate platform or advertising rules.
Requirements
- Hands-on experience with the traffic channels named in the vacancy.
- Analytical reporting, budget discipline and clear attribution assumptions.
- Understanding of adult-content restrictions and market-specific compliance risks.
Work format
Traffic positions may use a fixed salary, performance bonus or project fee. Clarify who funds advertising, owns accounts and tracking, approves creatives and carries platform-compliance responsibility.
Frequently asked questions
Is a traffic manager the same as a media buyer?
A media buyer usually focuses on paid campaigns. Traffic manager can be broader and may include organic sources, funnels and attribution. Use the vacancy scope as the source of truth.
Should I publish campaign screenshots?
Only redacted examples you are allowed to share. Remove account identifiers, personal data and confidential budget information.