Video Editor
mydermadreamDenver (CO)
About the role
VSL Video Editor Are you a performance advertising video editor? Are you obsessed with increasing the watch time and scroll-stop Ratio of your videos, all while keeping CPMs & CPCs low? Would you love to operate in an environment where you can actually access the ads manager and SEE with your own eyes how your vsl's are performing, so you can iterate on them? We are a fast-growing high-8 figure skincare brand that is looking for a vsl video editor to join our team. We are looking for someone who has been a VSL video editor for skin care/health brands and knows how to grab attention quickly, create aesthetic videos, visualize pain & desire clearly, and make videos engaging. If you want to be part of a team where you are paid well, can make over 1-2K in bonuses per month and are pushed every day to become a better marketer... Then APPLY NOW!Results: Create 2 videos per day Generate 500K + in monthly revenue Contribute to the team by giving feedback on the best videos and point out how they can be better on the Friday Data Call Become a better marketer by going through courses, books, videos, and relentless trial and error to hone your craft.
Responsibilities:
Attend the daily video marketing huddle with our creative strategist Create VSL's (Video Sales Letters)
Requirements:
2+ years as a VSL / You Tube ads video editor Aesthetic Design Abilities Working Monday - Friday full time Tools you will be using: Adobe Premiere Frame.io Storyblocks Facebook Ads Manager If you are ready to become THE BEST video editor in the world, then... APPLY NOW!
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