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Adfabric, a London-based independent media planning and buying agency, is seeking a PPC Manager to lead paid search campaigns with strong Google Ads experience. You will own accounts end-to-end, contribute to AI-driven tooling, and collaborate across a fast-growing, founder-led team.
The role emphasizes ownership, autonomy, and growth into cross-channel responsibilities while staying ahead of paid search trends and delivering measurable client results.
Adfabric is an independent, founder-led media planning and buying agency in London, and one of 20 UK agencies awarded IPA Beacon Agency status in 2026 — recognised as part of the next generation of agencies that are redefining what growth, innovation and relevance look like in a rapidly changing market. It's already paying off: a Drum Gold for paid search, and a UK Paid Media Awards win where search played a starring role — both beating agencies many times our size.
We believe that most brands are growing slower than they should — not because the opportunity isn't there, but because the thinking behind their media isn't finding it. Modern media craft, led by top-tier talent, is what changes that. It rests on three foundations: super smart, T-shaped talent who zoom into channel detail and zoom out to strategy with no translation loss; a one-team approach that embeds with clients rather than sitting at arm's length; and a future-built attitude that challenges “best practice” and pairs marketing science with what's now possible in tech and paid media.
Our clients span banking, entertainment, FMCG, telecoms and ecommerce — deliberately broad, because that's more interesting. Every one is a challenger in its category, with budgets ranging from £150k to £3m+ annually. As a 100% founder-owned agency, we move with the speed and agility to deliver without compromise.
You'd be joining a high-trust team of smart thinkers, all pulling in the same direction: modern media craft and market-leading thinking, obsessed with delivering outstanding work for our clients that really lifts the bar.
We're 100% female-owned and -led — one of just 16% of UK agencies that are. We don't think that's what makes us different, but our founding values back collaboration over hierarchy, flexibility, and a genuine drive to do right by the brands we work with. That's what gives you room to think, experiment, and back your own ideas here — not just execute someone else's.
We're a lean, but growing team, building something we believe is what the media agency of the future looks like. That means fewer layers and less ready-made process than you'd find at a bigger agency. It also means we're building some of our own tools — rather than just buying what everyone else uses. If the idea of building your own tools and agents, not just using someone else's, gets you excited, this could be exactly the job for you.
That won't suit everyone, and that's fine. If you want a fully built machine to plug into, this isn't the role for you. If you want real ownership, real autonomy and want to be part of building a successful next generation agency — you're exactly who we're looking for.
We're looking for a PPC Manager to join our growing team — first and foremost, a high-performing paid search specialist. Google Ads is where you'll spend day one, with real autonomy over your own accounts and support from our PPC Lead on strategy and direction.
We're building our own tools and systems with AI, and we want people who don't just use what we build — they help build it. If that kind of contribution excites you, this is the role.
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Getting through our process means something — we hold our bar high, because we're building a team our clients notice and our people are proud to be part of. None of our stages ask you to prepare in advance: no take-home assignments, no evenings lost to producing a presentation on top of your current day job pressures. Everything happens in the room. What you bring on the day is what we're evaluating — not what you had time to rehearse.