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Performance Marketing Creative Strategist

🌍Global
Freelance
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Senior-Level

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What You'll Do

  • Advise on current paid social trends — formats, platform shifts, and what's working now versus six months ago.
  • Recommend channel strategy — where and how brands should show up across paid social.
  • Adapt big brand campaigns for paid — determine what changes, what gets cut, and what gets re-shot or re-cut for feed vs. story vs. in-feed native.
  • Improve how creative teams get briefed — tighter, more performance-informed briefs that still protect brand integrity.
  • Advise on testing and creative automation — structure creative testing at scale (variants, hooks, iteration speed) without it becoming chaos.

What You'll Bring

  • Creative or content strategy background with hands-on paid social experience (Meta, TikTok, Google Display, YouTube) — you speak both languages fluently. Not a strategist who hands off to media, and not a media buyer dabbling in creative.
  • In-house experience at a brand, not agency-only — you've operated close to the business and the numbers, not at arm's length through an agency model.
  • A track record of owning or heavily influencing paid social creative strategy — not just executing against someone else's brief. We're looking for evidence of ownership, not just production.
  • Experience producing hundreds of ads per month — confirmation that you've operated at real scale, not boutique volume.
  • Comfort being both strategist and translator — you can talk brand with a CMO and shot lists with a creative team, sometimes on the same day.

Who Thrives Here

You've sat inside a brand's marketing org and felt the tension between "this needs to look right" and "this needs to perform" — and you've built the muscle to resolve that tension instead of picking a side. You can look at a hero campaign asset and immediately see the six ways it needs to fragment for paid social, and you can sit across from a creative team and turn "the CTR is soft" into a brief they can actually act on.

Interested candidates should be prepared to speak to specific campaigns they've owned end-to-end — from creative strategy through paid social execution and iteration.

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