Media buying and measurement agency linking ad spend to outcomes
Good Apple is a New York media and measurement agency running paid search, programmatic, social and retail media across The Trade Desk, DV360, Google Ads 360, Amazon Ads and Meta. Its stack goes beyond a typical buying shop: Snowflake, Redshift, Fivetran, Rivery, DataRobot and Dataiku point to an in-house data and modeling layer for measurement. Hiring skews heavily toward junior marketing roles, while job posts flag invoice and billing accuracy as recurring friction.
Notable leadership hires: Media Director, Account Director
Good Apple is a privately held media and measurement agency headquartered in New York, founded in 2008, with 51–200 employees. It plans and buys media for clients across search, paid social, display, programmatic, out-of-home and other offline channels, with a focus on tying offline activity to online results. The agency pairs media execution with analytics and client reporting built on its own data infrastructure. It hires in the United States and Canada, with leadership roles spanning media and account direction.
Good Apple uses The Trade Desk, Google Display & Video 360, Google Ads 360, Campaign Manager 360, Meta Ads Manager and Amazon Ads, plus Snowflake, Redshift, Fivetran, Looker, Tableau, Python and DataRobot on AWS.
Yes, mostly in marketing and media, with a strong tilt toward junior roles plus director-level Media and Account Director openings. Hiring velocity is currently decelerating, with roles in the United States and Canada.
Job posts point to preparing for a post-cookie future, custom and omni-channel audience building, client reporting dashboards and SQL databases, media measurement tracking, and AI/ML integration.
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