Creative Strategist (Paid Social)
Creative Strategist (Paid Social)
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SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Analyse paid social performance (Meta, TikTok, YouTube) to identify what’s working — using metrics like hook rate, hold rate, CTR, CPA, and ROAS to extract actionable insights.
- Translate data into clear creative direction — identifying winning formats, messaging, and customer pain points that drive conversions.
- Develop high-converting ad concepts and scripts — including hooks, angles, and full funnel creative aligned with DTC customer journeys.
- Lead creative production by briefing UGC creators, influencers, and editors — ensuring output is optimised for performance and scalability.
- Build and manage high-volume creative pipelines — maintaining asset libraries and enabling rapid iteration across winning concepts.
- Own the testing roadmap — running structured A/B tests, iterating on winners, and continuously improving performance through data-driven experimentation.
- The Requirements 3+ years of experience in creative strategy or performance creative roles
- Experience working in high-growth, paid social-led DTC brands
- Deep expertise in Meta and TikTok advertising ecosystems
- Strong analytical skills and the ability to interpret performance data to inform creative decisions
- A portfolio of direct-response ad concepts, scripts, or campaigns that delivered measurable results
- A proven track record of driving revenue growth through paid creative
- Experience briefing or directing creators, influencers, or UGC production
- Strong understanding of performance marketing metrics (ROAS, CPA, CTR, Hook Rate, etc.)Excellent communication skills — able to present insights and defend creative decisions with data
- The Rewards
- Fully remote – work from anywhere
- Competitive Compensation Package
- Flexible working environment – results > hours
- No micromanagement – full ownership and trust
- Fast-paced, ambitious team culture
- Growth opportunities in a fast-scaling environment
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