Content Producer
Posted 3 days ago
closersnetPhoenix (AZ)
Writers and AuthorsAdvertising Agencies
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$85,000-$95,000
About the role
Content Writer & Producer (Onsite, Scottsdale) Base salary: $85,000-$95,000
Our client is one of the biggest names in health optimization: a $120M+ precision-wellness business serving 218,000+ customers across 46 countries. Advanced diagnostics, custom protocols, and a clinical team people fly across the country for. The marketing team is expanding, and this role both writes and produces, turning real health science into content people can't scroll past.
The role: Write persuasive, direct-response copy and produce video, from ad copy and emails to on-camera shoots. You'll translate clinical and scientific concepts into clear, compelling messaging and bring a stream of new ideas every week.
Who this is for:
Direct-response writers, not tech writers, whose samples prove they can sell
Storytellers as comfortable behind a camera as behind a keyboard
Writers who use AI to sharpen the work and still out-write it
Idea machines who pitch constantly and ship fast
What you'll need:
6+ years of professional writing or copywriting
Portfolio of published writing and video
Direct-response and marketing copy experience (not technical writing)
Comfort planning and directing shoots and guiding post-production
Health, wellness, biotech, or medical writing a plus; SEO / AIO a plus
Compensation: $85,000-$95,000 base.
Growth: a proven, 9-figure brand still expanding internationally, investing in its content team, with real room to grow.
Onsite in Scottsdale, AZ.
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