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Advertising Model Jobs in Ontario (NOW HIRING)

Mobile experience and knowledge of the mobile advertising landscape. * A basic understanding of programming or scripting. * Understanding of models for intelligent decision making, such as game ...

... brand advertisers, agencies, and entrepreneurs across our international markets. We offer customers a range of flexible pricing and buying models, including self-service, managed service, and ...

Data Engineer

Toronto, ON · On-site

CA$70K - CA$80K/yr

Develop and manage API and connector-based integrations with major advertising platforms:Google Ads, GA4, Meta, TikTok, DV360, Campaign Manager 360, LinkedIn Ads, and similar. * Model campaign, spend ...

Our programmatic reporting infrastructure delivers this data at massive scale, powering AI agents, machine learning models, analytics engines, and dashboards across the advertising ecosystem The ...

Fluent is building the next generation advertising network, Partner Monetize & Advertiser ... model, and deliver to leading data marketplaces. These data products translate raw survey and ...

Senior Data Engineer

Toronto, ON · On-site

CA$70 - CA$80/hr

... measure advertising campaigns at scale. You'll be working in a fast-paced, product-driven ... Develop robust data models and semantic layers to support downstream analytics * Automate reporting ...

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How much do advertising model jobs pay per year?

As of Sep 7, 2026, the average yearly pay for advertising model in Ontario is $59,020.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $35,000.00 and $62,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is an advertising model?

An Advertising Model is a professional hired to promote products, brands, or services in advertisements, commercials, and marketing campaigns. They may appear in print ads, television commercials, social media promotions, and online content. Their role is to represent a brand in a visually appealing way to attract potential customers. Advertising models often work with photographers, directors, and stylists to achieve the desired look for a campaign. They may also need to follow specific guidelines on poses, expressions, and attire based on brand requirements.

What does an advertising model do?

A typical workday for an Advertising Model may involve preparing for and attending photo shoots or video sessions, collaborating with stylists, makeup artists, and brand representatives, and following creative direction to capture the desired look and mood for advertising campaigns. Models often have to travel to various locations, spend time waiting between shoots, and participate in fittings or rehearsals. Flexibility is important, as schedules can change with little notice based on client needs or production timelines. You’ll also spend time networking, updating your portfolio, and attending castings or auditions, which are essential for career advancement in the field.

What skills and qualifications are needed to thrive as an advertising model?

To succeed as an Advertising Model, you need a photogenic appearance, confidence in front of cameras, and the ability to interpret and embody brand identities. Experience with professional photo shoots, posing techniques, and portfolios are often required, while training or workshops in modeling can also be beneficial. Reliability, adaptability, and strong communication skills set top models apart by helping them work effectively with photographers, directors, and creative teams. These abilities are crucial for representing products authentically and maintaining a positive reputation in a competitive industry.

How do you become an advertising model?

To become an advertising model, individuals typically build a professional portfolio, gain experience through local or online modeling opportunities, and seek representation from modeling agencies. Success often depends on appearance, confidence, and the ability to work with photographers and clients, with some roles requiring specific height, weight, or age criteria.

How much do advertising models get paid?

Advertising models typically earn between $25 and $150 per hour, depending on factors such as experience, location, and the type of campaign. Rates can vary widely, with top models or those working for major brands earning higher compensation, and some may also receive additional benefits or royalties for their work.
Infographic showing various Advertising Model job openings in Ontario as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 77% Full Time, 20% Part Time, and 2% Contract. Highlights an 88% Physical, 4% Hybrid, and 8% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $59,020 per year, or $28.4 per hour.

Full-time

Re-posted 26 days ago


Key responsibilities

  • Build and update blocking charts, budgets, channel allocations, and supporting documentation across digital and traditional channels

  • Turn briefs, audience insights, past performance, and strategic direction into clear planning outputs that are accurate and ready for activation

  • Work with Performance, Creative, and Client Service teams to gather inputs, clarify needs, and support smooth handoffs into activation


Job description

About Other.

Other. is raising the bar in Canadian advertising, setting a new standard for accountability, transparency, and opportunity.


We're a privately owned, Toronto-based team in a strong growth stage, building a business that values clarity, business impact, and high standards. We work in a hybrid model, with in-person time typically focused on onboarding and training, team collaboration, and client meetings.


About the Role

As a Media Planning & Strategy Associate, you'll help turn strategy into clear, well-built media plans that teams can confidently act on.


This role is a good fit for someone who works carefully, makes sense of information quickly, and can keep planning work moving without needing step-by-step direction. You'll build planning documents, manage budgets and allocations, capture the thinking behind recommendations, and work with other teams to make sure plans are clear, complete, and ready to move forward.


You'll be expected to produce strong planning work, communicate clearly, and use good judgment within your scope, while continuing to build your strategic thinking and confidence over time.


What you'll do

  • Build and update blocking charts, budgets, channel allocations, and supporting documentation across digital and traditional channels
  • Turn briefs, audience insights, past performance, and strategic direction into clear planning outputs that are accurate and ready for activation
  • Apply planning frameworks and channel logic to support effective media recommendations
  • Maintain accuracy across numbers, assumptions, and documentation
  • Document assumptions, decisions, rationale, and next steps so teams can execute with clarity
  • Work with Performance, Creative, and Client Service to gather inputs, clarify needs, and support smooth handoffs into activation
  • Prepare accurate materials for internal reviews, working sessions, and client-facing presentations
  • Identify inconsistencies, missing information, or unclear direction early enough to avoid downstream issues
  • Incorporate feedback and revisions into plans and supporting materials
  • Use AI thoughtfully to improve efficiency, clarity, and output quality within your scope


What you bring

Requirements

  • At least 1 year of experience in media planning, media strategy, or integrated planning in an agency, vendor, or in-house media team, including exposure to a full media planning cycle from brief intake through plan development, review, and tactical activation
  • Working knowledge of digital and traditional media channels and core planning principles
  • Ability to build accurate planning outputs, including budgets, channel splits, and blocking charts
  • Strong numeracy and attention to detail across numbers, assumptions, and documentation
  • Ability to turn information into clear, actionable planning outputs
  • Strong communication and coordination skills
  • Ability to manage multiple deadlines and keep work organized
  • Comfort receiving feedback and applying it to future work
  • Confidence using tools, data, and AI support responsibly to improve efficiency and quality


Nice to have

  • Experience with integrated planning across channels such as digital, video, audio, OOH, or print
  • Familiarity with planning and research tools such as Vividata, Comscore, Numeris, or platform planning tools
  • Experience contributing to planning rationale, internal reviews, or presentation materials
  • Experience working with budget tracking, finance processes, or planning documentation in an agency setting


Transparency

Compensation is based on experience and skill set.


We use AI-assisted tools to support parts of our resume screening and assessment process. All hiring decisions are made by humans.


This is a new role, in response to growing business needs


Why you might like working here

  • You'll do meaningful planning work, not just support around the edges
  • You'll have the opportunity to build strong judgment, rigour, and planning ownership
  • You'll work with a team that values clarity, transparency, and real business impact
  • You'll get feedback that helps you improve, not just review cycles that tell you where you missed
  • You'll be part of a company trying to build a better standard for how agency work gets done