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FiveX in Amsterdam is seeking a hands-on marketplace PPC specialist to drive advertising campaigns on bol.com and Amazon for growing ecommerce brands. You will translate customer goals into structured execution, manage bids and budgets, and collaborate with product and customer success to optimize weekly performance using FiveX AdMAX tooling.
You will coordinate with customer stakeholders to prioritize bids, budgets and optimizations aligned with inventory, pricing pressure and profitability
Work with growing ecommerce brands and large marketplace sellers to create measurable results through campaign management, advanced optimization and FiveX AdMAX tooling.
You help ecommerce brands and marketplace sellers turn marketplace advertising into a repeatable profit workflow, not isolated dashboards.
Day to day you work hands‑on with campaign structures on bol.com and Amazon, collaborate with customers who operate serious SKU catalogs and translate spend into outcomes FiveX can measure beside contribution margin and operations.
FiveX connects marketplace commerce data with advertising, repricing and profit workflows. In this role you own execution across Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands and related placements where relevant, together with testing cadences that teams can sustain weekly.
You coordinate closely with customer stakeholders, often founders, marketplace leads or agency counterparts, to prioritize bids, budgets and optimizations aligned with inventory, pricing pressure and profitability signals surfaced in FiveX.
This position suits operators who like accountable outcomes: clear hypotheses, measurable lifts and pragmatic timelines rather than slide‑heavy consulting.
AdMAX is part of the FiveX cockpit for marketplace advertising automation and optimization. You use it to monitor spend efficiency, structure campaigns for scale and reduce manual spreadsheet workflows.
You are expected to explain trade‑offs in plain language, ACOS and ROAS matter, but so do fees, returns and operational constraints that determine whether revenue is profitable.