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Performance Creative Strategist

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naked nutrition marketingEast Boston (MA)

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About the role

About Naked Nutrition Naked Nutrition is a premium nutrition brand built on fewer ingredients, higher standards, and nothing hidden. The creative challenge is making that simplicity sell: sharper hooks, stronger visuals, clearer comparisons, better product education, and landing pages that make the value obvious. You’re a Fit IfYou naturally study ads, landing pages, hooks, visual patterns, and why creative works You think in customer objections, buying triggers, proof points, and angles You can create, not just ideate - AI videos, static ads, and social creative You can write clear briefs that help creators, editors, and designers produce better work Experience in health, wellness, supplements, fitness, beauty, food, or CPGThe RoleHelp paid media scale by turning customer insight into stronger creative.
Requires:
  • Hands-on execution using AI and design tools
  • Hook and angle development
  • Strong creative taste
  • Ability to brief creators and creative partners clearly
What You’ll Do:
  • Develop concepts for ongoing ad tests
  • Create paid social assets for Meta, TikTok, YouTube, and other channels
  • Design static ads, comparison ads, testimonial ads, and ingredient-led creative
  • Use AI tools to speed up ideation, layouts, copy variations, and asset production
  • Review performance and iterate based on what works
LogisticsContract / fractional, remote. Estimate: 10–20 hours per week. Reports to the CMO and VP of Growth. Highly Interested Candidates Please Apply Here: https://forms.gle/AHSuB9sa8YsZP71H6

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