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Years, based at our Nottingham HQ, is seeking an office-based Direct Response Copywriter to craft ads, sales letters, and VSL scripts. You’ll transform strategy and customer insight into copy that converts across paid media, email, and landing experiences.
You’ll report to the Creative Strategist and contribute to acquisition and conversion efforts with a natural storytelling ability, adapting tones for diverse audiences and maintaining a sharp commercial edge.
From a bold idea to revolutionising dog food, Years has grown into a fast-scaling business dedicated to helping dogs live longer, healthier lives.
In just three years, we've built an incredible startup, serving thousands of happy customers while staying true to our mission. Our goal? To give dog owners a better, fresher, and healthier way to feed their pets. We provide human‑cut, personalised meals tailored to each dog's needs. This is with no preservatives, no compromises, just real nutrition delivered to their door.
Our customers span the UK, and we're only just getting started. With ambitious plans to scale internationally, we're continuing to transform how people care for their dogs.
Great direct response copy is the difference between a scroll and a sale. Done well, it turns attention into customers at an efficient CPA and keeps them engaged long after they convert. This is that role.
As our office‑based Direct Response Copywriter at our Nottingham HQ, you'll write the words that carry our ads, sales letters, and VSL scripts, from the first scroll‑stopping hook through to the line that gets someone to check out. You'll work hands‑on across paid ad creative, turning strategy and customer insight into copy that converts. You'll report into our Creative Strategist, sitting at the heart of our acquisition and conversion effort.
The best person for this role will be a natural storyteller with sharp commercial instincts, someone who can write in different tones and voices while never losing sight of what actually drives conversion.