Performance Creative Strategist
besqueDenver (CO)
About the role
Performance Creative Strategist – Fast-Growth British Beauty Brand 🌿✨$80–110k DOE | Fully Remote Besque is a premium British botanical skin care brand scaling fast. This role revolves around paid social, and is perfect for a creative individual who enjoys experimenting with AI content generation. We're hiring a Creative Strategist to join the team, someone hungry to get their ideas into market fast, learn from the data, and grow inside one of the most AI-forward creative operations in e-commerce.
What you'll be doing:
Developing creative concepts, angles, and hooks for Meta and Tik Tok campaigns Writing sharp, detailed briefs for AI image and video generation, and directing output through to finished assets Data analysis to uncover valuable insights Tracking how your creative performs, forming hypotheses, and iterating with the data Producing hands-on work daily, hooks, copy variants, edit briefs, asset QCFeeding the team's testing pipeline and shared learnings
What we're looking for:
2+ years in creative strategy or performance creative for paid social Equal parts analytical and creative, curious about why an asset worked, not just that it did Working fluency with AI creative tools and real hunger to go deeper Strong writing and communication skillsA self-starter who does the unglamorous work as well as the exciting partsDTC / e-commerce experience necessary📍 Location: Fully Remote
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