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How much do remote marketing traffic manager jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 5, 2026, the average hourly pay for remote marketing traffic manager in the United States is $51.77, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $48.08 and $63.70 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a remote marketing traffic manager?

A Remote Marketing Traffic Manager is a professional responsible for overseeing and coordinating the flow of marketing projects and campaigns within an organization, working entirely from a remote location. They act as a liaison between different departments, such as creative, marketing, and sales, to ensure projects stay on schedule and meet deadlines. Their duties often include assigning tasks, tracking project progress, and optimizing workflows for maximum efficiency. This role requires strong organizational skills, effective communication, and the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously while working from home or another remote setting.

How does a remote marketing traffic manager typically coordinate projects and ensure deadlines are met across distributed teams?

As a Remote Marketing Traffic Manager, you will usually work closely with marketing, creative, and digital teams, often spread across different locations and time zones. Your main responsibility is to oversee the flow of marketing projects by assigning tasks, monitoring progress, and resolving bottlenecks to ensure deadlines are met. Effective communication through project management tools and regular virtual check-ins is essential to keep everyone aligned. You'll also need to be proactive in identifying potential delays and adjusting schedules or resources to maintain smooth project delivery.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a remote marketing traffic manager, and why are they important?

To excel as a Remote Marketing Traffic Manager, you need expertise in project management, digital marketing, and workflow coordination, often supported by a degree in marketing or communications. Familiarity with project management tools like Asana or Trello, advertising platforms, and analytics systems is typically required. Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and clear communication help you efficiently manage multiple campaigns and collaborate across teams. These capabilities are crucial for ensuring timely delivery, maximizing campaign effectiveness, and supporting seamless remote operations.

What is the difference between Remote Marketing Traffic Manager vs Remote Digital Marketing Coordinator?

AspectRemote Marketing Traffic ManagerRemote Digital Marketing Coordinator
Primary RoleOversees marketing project workflows, manages deadlines, and coordinates between teamsSupports digital marketing campaigns, assists with content creation, and monitors campaign performance
Required SkillsProject management, communication, organizationDigital marketing tools, analytics, content management
Work EnvironmentCollaborates with marketing teams, often in agency or corporate settingsWorks closely with marketing and content teams, often in remote or hybrid setups

The Remote Marketing Traffic Manager focuses on managing marketing project workflows and deadlines, ensuring campaigns run smoothly. In contrast, the Remote Digital Marketing Coordinator supports campaign execution and content management. Both roles require digital marketing knowledge but differ in scope and responsibilities.

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Infographic showing various Remote Marketing Traffic Manager job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 87% Full Time, 12% Part Time, and 1% Contract. Highlights an 87% Physical, 2% Hybrid, and 11% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $107,691 per year, or $51.8 per hour.

Marketing Traffic Manager

Marketing Direction

Saint Petersburg, FL โ€ข Remote

Contractor

Posted 14 days ago


Key responsibilities

  • Route project assignments to specialists based on skillset and capacity.

  • Manage timelines, dependencies, and deliverable tracking for multiple client projects.

  • Provide weekly project status reports and communicate updates and approvals to account managers.


Job description

Marketing Traffic Manager

B2B Marketing Agency | Project Coordination & Traffic Management


Own project coordination and traffic management for an established B2B marketing agency (since 2009) serving professional services firms. Track timelines, enforce deadlines, route assignments across an implementation team of 10-15 specialists, monitor budgets, and make sure nothing sits idle in anyone's queue. This is a coordination and verification role -- you keep the work moving.


This is a primarily remote contractor role with variable hours based on workload. Tampa Bay area candidates preferred; open to qualified candidates in other US locations.


Key Skills: Project Management | Traffic Management | Monday.com | Resource Allocation | Budget Tracking | QC/Quality Verification | Process Development | AI Tools


ABOUT MARKETING DIRECTION

Marketing Direction is a strategic B2B marketing agency established in 2009, specializing in comprehensive marketing solutions for professional services firms. We're known for our trademarked Marketing Direction Strategic Blueprint methodology and Detailed Marketing Action Plans (DMAPs) that provide clients with clear, transparent roadmaps from strategy through execution.


Company Values: Action-Oriented, Strategic, Passionate, Innovative, Results-Driven, Expertise


THE OPPORTUNITY

Marketing Direction seeks a Traffic Manager to own operational coordination across client accounts. You are the connective tissue between our account managers and our implementation team. Account managers own the client relationships and strategic direction. Specialists own the execution. You own the flow between them.


This is one of four defined project roles in our operating model: Lead Marketer (account manager), Project Owner (owns a specific project), Traffic Manager (operational coordination), and Project Team (execution). You may interact with 10-15 team members, but your core function is routing account manager projects across the implementation team.


This role is perfect for:

  • Agency project managers or traffic coordinators who thrive on keeping multiple projects moving simultaneously
  • Organized operators who build systems that prevent problems rather than managing fallout
  • People who notice when a task has been sitting untouched and act without being told
  • Project Management platform power users who configure automations, dashboards, and alerts -- not just check boxes
  • Contractors comfortable with variable hours and a team of fellow contractors
  • Communicators who send one consolidated message with priorities, links, and actions -- not tool notification floods


This role is NOT a fit if:

  • You want to execute marketing work (write copy, design, run ads, build campaigns)
  • You need guaranteed minimum hours or predictable weekly volume
  • You wait to be told what to do rather than monitoring and acting proactively
  • You default to tool notifications instead of direct, human-context communication
  • You treat deadlines as targets rather than commitments
  • You need positional authority to get things done (this is influence through relationships, not hierarchy)


WHAT YOU'LL DO


Project Setup (before kickoff)

  • Create project boards in Monday.com under the correct program category
  • Create Dropbox folders with standard sub-folder structure
  • Gather reference materials (brand docs, prior deliverables, relevant data) and organize in project folder
  • Verify team assignments, scope definition, and estimate approvals are complete before kickoff
  • Consolidate individual team member estimates into a single document for project owner review


During Execution

  • Route project assignments to the right specialist based on skillset and capacity
  • Manage timelines, dependencies, and deliverable tracking for concurrent client projects
  • Conduct first-pass QC on deliverables before they advance to project owner review (brief-against-deliverable check, not technical review)
  • Route deliverables through the approval chain
  • Monitor hours against approved estimates; enforce budget check-in requirements
  • Flag out-of-scope work for independent estimation and approval before additional work continues
  • Escalate when a team member's deliverable is past deadline
  • Monitor cross-account capacity and flag resource constraints
  • Resolve operational bottlenecks proactively before escalation
  • Verify deliverables in production after deployment (links, forms, functionality)


Communication and Reporting

  • Provide weekly account reports to each account manager: project status, hours against estimates, upcoming deadlines, items requiring attention
  • Send human-context communications for approvals and status -- direct messages explaining what needs attention, where to find it, and by when
  • Consolidate multiple review items into a single prioritized message with links and expected actions
  • Status updates answer four questions: what's done, what's in progress, what's blocked, what needs attention


Project Closeout

  • Verify final deliverables against original scope
  • Confirm all files organized in correct folders with proper naming
  • Reconcile hours against approved estimate
  • Capture lessons learned


REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS

Must-Have Experience:

  • 3+ years experience in agency operations, project management, or traffic coordination
  • Demonstrated multi-project coordination at scale (10+ concurrent projects)
  • PM tool proficiency (Monday.com, Asana, or comparable) with the ability to learn new systems quickly
  • Experience configuring PM tools beyond basic use -- automations, alerts, dashboards, integrations
  • Budget tracking experience -- monitoring hours against approved estimates and flagging variances before they become problems
  • QC/verification capability -- reviewing deliverables against requirements for completeness and accuracy
  • Experience coordinating across creative, marketing, or professional services teams
  • Comfortable working within a contractor team model (not just full-time employee teams)
  • Proactive communication -- you surface issues early, not after deadlines pass
  • Currently using AI tools (Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT, or equivalent) in your workflow


Preferred (Not Required):

  • Monday.com experience specifically
  • Agency-side traffic management experience (vs. client-side or in-house only)
  • Dropbox, OneDrive and Microsoft Teams familiarity
  • SOP and process documentation skills
  • Estimate consolidation experience (assembling multi-contributor estimates into single packages)
  • B2B professional services industry exposure


WHAT WE OFFER

  • Fully remote work -- work from anywhere, communicate during Eastern business hours
  • Established agency -- in business since 2009, professional contractor relationships
  • Defined operating model -- documented playbook, approval chains, and communication standards; you're not building from scratch
  • Collaborative team -- 10-15 specialists across strategy, design, content, paid ads, and web development
  • Meaningful coordination work -- multiple concurrent clients with real budgets and real deadlines
  • AI-forward environment -- team actively uses Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT, and other AI tools in daily workflows
  • No micromanagement -- clear expectations, then you operate; we trust your judgment


TOOLS YOU'LL WORK WITH

  • Monday.com -- project tracking, assignments, deadlines, status
  • Dropbox / OneDrive-- file storage with standard folder structure
  • Microsoft Teams -- internal team communication
  • AI tools -- Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT, and others as part of daily workflow


CONTRACTOR DETAILS

  • Type: Independent Contractor (1099)
  • Hours: Variable based on workload
  • Schedule: Flexible execution hours; available for communication during Eastern business hours
  • Location: Fully remote; Tampa Bay area preferred


HOW TO APPLY

Submit your application through our online application system.

Required with your application:

  1. Resume highlighting relevant marketing traffic management experience
  2. Desired Hourly Rate (required -- applications without hourly rate will not be considered)
  3. Responses to the application questions


Marketing Direction is an equal opportunity employer.