FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of an Assistant Media Planner?
The primary responsibility of an Assistant Media Planner is to help develop consumer experience recommendations by leveraging various tools and research to make informed and strategic decisions, as well as actively participating in brainstorming and assisting in the launch, maintenance, and optimization of media campaigns.
Is previous media experience or an internship required for this position?
Yes, priority is given to candidates who have previous experience or a media internship.
Who does the Assistant Media Planner report to?
The Assistant Media Planner reports to a Media Planner or Media Supervisor.
What types of media channels will I work with as an Assistant Media Planner?
You will work cross-functionally across various media channels, including both online and offline channels.
What skills and capabilities are important for this role?
Important skills include teamwork, strong communication (verbal and written), basic knowledge of media terminology, analytical skills, attention to detail, and proficiency in Microsoft applications, particularly Excel and PowerPoint.
Will I receive mentorship in this role?
Yes, Assistant Media Planners will receive mentorship, guidance, and training to help grow their media skills and develop a deep understanding of the strategic media planning process.
How does the Assistant Media Planner contribute to campaign reporting and analysis?
The Assistant Media Planner assists in the ongoing analysis and reporting of campaigns, including tracking current performance, identifying optimization opportunities, and conducting competitive tracking.
Is travel required for this position?
No, travel is minimal for this position, typically ranging from 0-5%.
Will I need to interact with vendor partners?
Yes, maintaining relationships with the vendor rep community on behalf of GSD&M and clients is part of the role.
What kind of tasks will I be dealing with on a daily basis?
Daily tasks may include creating and maintaining campaign flowcharts, budget reports, performance reports, verifying ad placements, tracking billing documentation, and developing agency points of view on media opportunities.
