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OnHires is seeking a Senior Creative Strategist for a remote, full-time role focused on B2C mobile subscription advertising. You will merge performance marketing with direct-response copywriting and hands-on creative execution, collaborating with founders to shape the internal creative function.
You will research audiences, craft original creative concepts, write scripts, guide production, and analyze results to iterate.
Its products help consumers and their families stay safer from phishing, online scams, identity theft, spam, suspicious calls, and other online threats.
The company operates with a lean, execution-focused team and is now building its internal creative function to support the next stage of growth in the US.
We are looking for a Senior Creative Strategist who combines performance marketing thinking, direct-response copywriting, and hands-on creative execution.
This is not a role for someone whose creative process is primarily based on replicating competitor ads or adapting existing winning concepts. Our client operates in a category with relatively few direct competitors, so the ability to develop original creative angles from first principles is particularly important.
You will research audiences and markets, identify consumer insights, develop creative hypotheses, and personally write scripts for performance advertising, primarily for Meta.
The ideal person understands not only what performs, but why — and can translate consumer psychology, emotion, persuasion principles, and performance data into new concepts, hooks, narratives, and scripts.
This is a senior individual contributor role with significant ownership. This is a senior individual contributor role with significant ownership. You will work directly with the founders and collaborate with the people involved in creative production and product, while helping build the creative function from the ground up.
You actively study advertising beyond your immediate competitive set: why particular frameworks work, how different emotional and rational mechanisms influence conversion, how hooks and narratives change audience response, and how those principles can be recombined into something new.
You don't need a competitor to show you the answer first. You can start with the customer, the problem, and the product - and build a compelling direct-response concept from there.