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Digital Advertising Sales Representative (Digital Advertising Sales Rep)

Advertising Sales Agents
Description
Sell and manage digital advertising solutions across display, video, social, search, programmatic, and CTV by prospecting, pitching, and growing client accounts while delivering data-driven proposals and measurable results.
  • • Prepare and deliver digital media sales presentations and demos to new and existing clients.
  • • Explain how channels like display, video, social, search, email, and CTV meet client goals and KPIs.
  • • Maintain an assigned book of business while prospecting and qualifying new digital advertisers.
  • • Manage CRM records and process IOs, contracts, and billing paperwork.
  • • Provide creative mockups, ad previews, and test links for client approval.
  • • Draft insertion orders and agreements; coordinate invoicing and collect payments.
  • • Locate and contact prospects via email, phone, and social to offer digital ad solutions.
  • • Build media plans with budgets, flighting, targeting, and pricing (CPM/CPC/CPA).
  • • Recommend platforms, placements, and IAB ad sizes based on objectives.
  • • Advise on creative options, specs, and best practices; share samples and case studies.
  • • Research client business, audience, and competitors to tailor proposals.
  • • Determine optimal channel mix and prepare sample ads or storyboards for presentation.
  • • Collaborate with ad operations, analytics, and marketing to develop proposals and promotions.
  • • Create sales collateral, one-sheets, media kits, and proposal decks using office tools.
  • • Identify new digital products, verticals, and upsell opportunities; pitch beta offerings.
  • • Write or refine ad copy and headlines to align with brand and performance goals.
  • • Attend sales meetings, webinars, trade shows, and platform trainings to stay current.
  • • Respond to RFPs and coordinate approvals, trafficking, and launch timelines.
  • • Oversee campaign launch details, including pixels, tags, brand safety, and pacing checks.
  • • Document sales playbooks and talk tracks; mentor peers on digital best practices.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
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