Script Writer (Consumer Apps)

Zee labs; Bengaluru; On-site; INR 400,000 - 800,000; Full time

Job summary

Zee labs in Bengaluru, India seeks a creative Hindi Script Writer to craft engaging scripts for UGC videos, performance ads and app-promotion campaigns for consumer apps. You will write catchy Hindi scripts with strong hooks and clear CTAs, and work with creative and video production teams to boost ad performance.

Ideal candidates have strong Hindi storytelling skills and experience with ad scripts or UGC content, plus an understanding of performance marketing for app-install campaigns.

Qualifications

• Strong Hindi writing and storytelling skills.
• Experience in ad scripts, UGC content or promotional video scripts.
• Understanding of performance marketing and app-install campaigns.

Responsibilities

• Write catchy Hindi scripts with strong hooks, relatable stories and clear CTAs.
• Create multiple script variations to drive app installs and downloads.
• Understand audience behaviour, trends and Tier 2/3 Indian markets.
• Work closely with the creative and video production teams to improve ad performance.

Skills

Hindi writing

Storytelling

Ad scripts

UGC content

Performance marketing

Job description

We’re looking for a creative Hindi Script Writer to write engaging scripts for UGC videos, performance ads and app-promotion campaigns for our consumer applications.

Responsibilities

• Write catchy Hindi scripts with strong hooks, relatable stories and clear CTAs.
• Create multiple script variations to drive app installs and downloads.
• Understand audience behaviour, trends and Tier 2/3 Indian markets.
• Work closely with the creative and video production teams to improve ad performance.

Requirements

• Strong Hindi writing and storytelling skills.
• Experience in ad scripts, UGC content or promotional video scripts.
• Understanding of performance marketing and app-install campaigns.
• Experience with consumer apps, entertainment, astrology, devotional or social platforms is a plus.
• Portfolio or samples of previous scripts preferred.