2025-12-26 – Weekly Advertising Jobs : Remote roles are booming this week

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


The job market’s been buzzing with activity this week, especially for those with digital advertising skills. There’s a noticeable demand for remote roles, so if you’re looking to work from anywhere, this might be your chance.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Advertising Agent
    Chats Cloud Cover is a fresh face in the LA advertising scene, looking for creative minds to join their team. If you’re in Los Angeles and ready for a challenge, this could be your next big move.
    Company: Chats Cloud Cover | Location: Los Angeles, CA
    Apply Here

  • Advertising Agent
    TalentBridge Solutions in Nashville needs someone detail-oriented to help develop and execute their advertising strategies. If you’re organized and ready to make an impact, check this out.
    Company: TalentBridge Solutions | Location: Nashville, TN
    Apply Here

  • Advertising Agent
    Elevare Branding in Riverside is on the hunt for a motivated agent to optimize advertising campaigns. Perfect for those who love a good strategy session.
    Company: Elevare Branding | Location: Riverside, CA
    Apply Here

  • Advertising Agent
    Sonar Spark is looking for a detail-focused agent to join their Phoenix team. If you’re driven and ready to dive into dynamic projects, this could be your spot.
    Company: Sonar Spark | Location: Los Angeles, CA
    Apply Here

  • Advertising Agent
    Elite Branding in Pittsburgh is keen to find someone who can create compelling campaigns. If you’re the creative type, don’t let this one pass you by.
    Company: Elite Branding | Location: Pittsburgh, PA
    Apply Here

  • Advertising Sales - Mandarin Speaking
    HungryPanda in LA needs someone fluent in Mandarin to build their advertising client base. If you’ve got the language skills, this is a unique opportunity.
    Company: HungryPanda | Location: Los Angeles, CA
    Apply Here

  • Advertising Agent
    Park 6 Logistics in Atlanta is searching for a detail-oriented agent to support their advertising initiatives. A great chance to make a difference in brand strength.
    Company: Park 6 Logistics | Location: Atlanta, GA
    Apply Here

  • Advertising Sales Representative
    Zoom Media Inc. in San Diego is looking for someone with sales experience. If you’ve got the skills, this role could be a great fit.
    Company: Zoom Media Inc. | Location: San Diego, CA
    Apply Here

  • E-Commerce Advertising Specialist
    Bear Down Associates LLC needs someone in Fullerton to optimize and scale advertising campaigns, especially on Amazon. If e-commerce is your thing, consider this.
    Company: Bear Down Associates LLC | Location: Fullerton, CA
    Apply Here

  • Entry-Level Advertising Assistant
    xNexvenco in Monroeville is looking for a creative and enthusiastic assistant to join their marketing team. A fantastic entry-level opportunity.
    Company: xNexvenco | Location: Monroeville, PA
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote roles are gaining traction this week. Here are some verified opportunities if you’re looking to work from wherever you are.

  • Advertising Sales (Print & Digital)
    TheHomeMag is looking for a full-time advertising sales pro to join their dynamic email advertising programs.
    Company: TheHomeMag | Location: Raleigh, NC
    Apply Here

  • Full Time Remote Advertising Sales Representative
    SURE ADVANTAGE MEDIA LLC is seeking motivated sales reps to sell advertising to small and medium-sized businesses.
    Company: SURE ADVANTAGE MEDIA LLC | Location: Atlanta, GA
    Apply Here

  • Digital Advertising and HubSpot Specialist
    Market Mentors in Springfield needs a specialist to manage digital advertising and HubSpot duties. If you’re tech-savvy, this could be for you.
    Company: Market Mentors | Location: Springfield, MA
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
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Hope this week’s list helps you find something exciting. Keep an eye on those deadlines, and good luck with your applications!

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, these “real-time” listings really can vanish in hours — I keep a two-paragraph cover letter template and a mini case-study PDF so I can apply in under 10 minutes, then tweak the metrics per role. For remote ad gigs, set alerts and filter by “Past 24 hours” on LinkedIn or use Remote Marketing Jobs. Small caveat: add UTMs or a simple lift % in your portfolio; that detail keeps getting me callbacks.

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LinkedIn alerts for ‘remote’ ad roles help; @Guide, I save JDs to Notion — watch for reposts.

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And quick tip: piggybacking on @tina28, I pipe Greenhouse/Lever RSS searches for ‘paid media’ into a private Slack so I can hit apply within minutes — like a little smoke alarm. Caveat: feeds miss some company sites, so I do a 5‑minute daily sweep of target career pages to catch the outliers.

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I attach a 60-sec Loom ‘trailer’ auditing a similar campaign with each application, and my callbacks jumped. Pairs well with @alexis_ortega33’s speed play; tiny caveat — some portals strip links, so drop the URL in the portfolio field or paste it as plain text.

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@amelia_w87’s speed point tracks — I’ve been landing callbacks by sorting Ashby-hosted career pages by “Newest” and applying within 30–60 minutes: https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/. Tiny caveat: lots of roles read “remote” but are geo-gated, so scan for “US only” or “ET hours” before you sprint.

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I’ve been getting more callbacks by using a UTM-tagged portfolio link on my resume and watching for real-time clicks in Google Analytics; if a company hits it, I follow up inside the “first hour” with a line tied to what they viewed. Speed helps, but I still tweak the top two bullets to match their KPIs — spray-and-pray tanked my response rate — it’s a bit like catching the bus: faster is good, but only if it’s the right route.

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Writing ‘UTC-5, 9–5’ atop my resume nudged remote callbacks; small but repeatable.

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Quick win: I add a 20-sec Loom intro on my resume with a line like “how I cut CAC 28%” and I’ve gotten faster replies; not every ATS keeps links, so I also paste it in the form’s Links field. Kinda like a billboard in a sea of text, @jessica59 — have you tried video?

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I set up a simple Zap that texts me when ‘marketing/ads’ remote roles post on a few boards and I apply within the first hour — my response rate jumped. @lisgarc your UTM trick pairs well; speed helps, but I still tailor one line in the cover about a relevant CAC win. It’s like an auction — speed wins.

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Been leaning on UTMs to time follow-ups: I tag my portfolio link and when GA4 shows “utm_source=RemoteOK” was clicked, I nudge the recruiter that day with a 2-line note on their ad stack. Matches the real-time vibe of these postings and lifts replies noticeably. Small caveat: some teams view links behind strict filters, so keep the base URL human-readable.

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Since these are posted “in real-time,” I prep a one-page case study and open my application with a 3‑sentence “first 7 days plan” tailored to their main channel (e.g., ad set structure for Meta or query pruning for Search), which has sped up callbacks on remote roles. Small caveat: it lands best with lean teams moving fast — bigger orgs sometimes prefer a traditional cover letter format.

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