Creative Strategist — D2C Supplements | 10 Concepts/Week | Performance Creative Agency

Creative Strategist — D2C Supplements | 10 Concepts/Week | Performance Creative Agency About us: We're a performance creative agency that builds ad creative designed to scale spend, not just win pretty-design awards. Our clients are D2C supplement brands, including an eight-figure brand you'd be working on directly. The role: You'll own the concepting pipeline for supplement brands running significant spend on Meta. Your job is to produce creative that lets us push budget without ROAS falling off a cliff. What that looks like week to week: - 10 net-new concepts per week — angles, hooks, scripts, and clear direction for editors/designers - Mining reviews, forums, competitor libraries, and customer feedback for angles that actually convert - Writing scripts and briefs for UGC, static, and VSL-style creative - Reading performance data (hook rate, hold rate, CTR, CPA, ROAS) and iterating on what wins instead of guessing - Building on winners systematically — variations, new hooks, new formats — so we can keep scaling spend Requirements - 1–2+ years working specifically as a creative strategist (not a generalist marketer, not a video editor who also writes) - $1M+ in ad spend behind creative you personally concepted — and you can show it - Direct Meta experience with D2C brands; supplements or health/wellness is a strong plus - Comfortable being held to ROAS and CPA targets, not just output volume - Native-level English writing, and you understand direct response — hooks, angles, mechanisms, offers - Able to hit 10 concepts a week consistently without quality dropping How to apply — read this or you'll be skipped. Your cover letter must include: Your portfolio (link) Your CV / resume 3–5 examples of ads you've written — ideally with the spend and performance numbers behind them Also tell me, in a sentence or two: what's the strongest angle you've ever found for a supplement product, and how did you find it? Applications without a portfolio, CV, and ad examples won't be reviewed.