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ThePlaceToBe is partnering with a high-growth DTC brand to appoint a Performance Creative Strategist who sits at the intersection of data, creative and paid media. You’ll analyse paid social performance, develop creative hypotheses and turning insights into briefs for designers and partners.
This role focuses on testing, learning and iteration, with a direct impact on customer acquisition and commercial growth in a fast-paced environment.
ThePlaceToBe are excited to be partnering with a high-growth DTC consumer brand as they look to appoint a Performance Creative Strategist to join their growing performance marketing team.
This is a brilliant opportunity for a highly analytical and commercially minded Creative Strategist who is comfortable working at **significant paid media spend and high volumes of creative**, analysing what’s working, why it’s working and how to continually improve performance.
You’ll sit at the intersection of data, creative and paid media, working closely with channel managers and creative teams in a fast-paced environment where 1000's of creative assets are tested, optimised and scaled to drive customer acquisition and commercial growth.
As Performance Creative Strategist, you’ll be the link between creative performance and future creative development. You’ll spend your time analysing paid social performance, identifying patterns and opportunities, developing creative hypotheses and turning those insights into clear, compelling briefs for designers, creators and other creative partners.
The role is hugely focused on testing, learning and iteration, with the opportunity to have a direct impact on customer acquisition and commercial growth.
This role would suit someone who combines strong analytical thinking with genuine creative curiosity. You might come from a Creative Strategy, Performance Marketing, Paid Social or Media Buying background, but you'll need to have a strong understanding of creative performance and be comfortable getting into the detail of advertising data.
You'll naturally want to understand the why behind performance rather than simply looking at the numbers, and you'll be able to turn complex insights into clear recommendations that creative teams can actually use.
This is a brilliant opportunity for someone who wants to move beyond simply managing campaigns and become the person connecting performance data with the creative engine behind a high-growth DTC brand.