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Nysonian

Performance Creative Strategist (UK & CA)

RemoteUnited States, Canada, United Kingdom only
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Role
Marketing
Employment
Full-time
Salary not disclosed
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No BS summary

Performance creative strategist for paid-social growth at a fast-growing DTC consumer products company. Needs experience developing creative for a DTC brand or performance agency, strong conversion copywriting, video/social fluency, performance data analysis, AI workflow usage, and daily overlap with GMT hours.

Core skills

Paid social creativePerformance marketingConversion copywriting

Required skills

MetaTikTokMotionAtriaGoldberryAI

What you'll do

  • Develop 8 testable creative concepts per week.
  • Maintain a target mix of 50% net-new concepts and 50% evidence-led iterations.
  • Build each concept around a customer insight, hypothesis, audience, offer, message, hook, proof mechanism, format, and intended learning.
  • Find new angles and concepts capable of creating additional opportunities to scale.
  • Turn creative performance into specific decisions about what to test next.
  • Avoid relying on superficial variations of existing winners as the primary creative strategy.
  • Develop a deep understanding of the customer avatars for each product.
  • Identify customer desires, frustrations, objections, anxieties, motivations, and buying triggers.
  • Understand how customer awareness affects the message, offer, and creative format.
  • Translate product features into benefits and outcomes that matter to the intended viewer.
  • Match offers and messages to the customer and stage of awareness being targeted.
  • Use reviews, comments, customer research, support conversations, and social content to capture authentic customer language.
  • Write for the customer being reached, even when their natural language is less polished than conventional brand copy.
  • Write hooks, scripts, headlines, voiceovers, body copy, calls to action, and creator briefs designed to convert.
  • Use consumer psychology and persuasion principles without producing generic direct-response copy.
  • Make the opening seconds of every concept earn attention immediately.
  • Structure scripts around attention, curiosity, tension, proof, desire, objection handling, and action.
  • Adapt copy to the platform, customer avatar, offer, creator, and creative format.
  • Build production-ready briefs that editors and creators can execute without guessing.
  • Stay deeply current on Meta, TikTok, creators, native formats, emerging trends, and how people consume content.
  • Understand what makes a video earn attention, retain viewers, generate engagement, spread, and convert.
  • Break winning videos into their component parts, including the hook, pacing, visual pattern, creator delivery, story, proof, editing, sound, and offer.
  • Understand video production well enough to design concepts that can be executed effectively.
  • Find ideas outside the immediate category and translate them intelligently for NOBL.
  • Distinguish between content that receives attention and creative that produces profitable customer acquisition.
  • Treat every concept as a hypothesis rather than an isolated idea.
  • Clearly define what is being tested and what the result should teach us.
  • Separate concept tests from changes to hooks, formats, creators, offers, and execution.
  • Design tests that produce useful conclusions.
  • Use results to validate, reject, or refine the original hypothesis.
  • Maintain a growing library of creative learnings so each testing cycle becomes smarter.
  • Live in the ad account and creative reporting tools.
  • Track whether creative earns attention, attracts new visitors, converts, and sustains meaningful spend.
  • Monitor CAC, new-visitor percentage, spend, CTR, thumb-stop rate, hook rate, hold rate, and downstream conversion signals.
  • Use Motion, Atria, Goldberry, or similar tools to identify patterns across concepts, hooks, formats, creators, messages, and audiences.
  • Diagnose why an account or creative category is declining.
  • Translate performance data into new concepts and actions, not passive reports.
  • Partner with Paid Media to understand which creative is creating genuine incremental scale.
  • Lead the day-to-day creative work of a pod of 4 to 5 video editors.
  • Help the pod ship approximately 32 videos per week.
  • Own concept priorities, briefs, editor assignments, feedback, quality, production capacity, and delivery.
  • Give specific feedback based on the concept’s hypothesis and intended outcome.
  • Understand whether an execution problem comes from the concept, script, footage, edit, creator, offer, or message.
  • Plan footage and asset requirements early enough to keep production moving.
  • Partner with Partnerships to request creator footage that is versatile and performance-ready.
  • Use AI to improve research, customer synthesis, concept development, scripting, briefing, prototyping, feedback, and production planning.
  • Explore AI-generated video, animation, imagery, voice, and mixed-media advertising.
  • Use AI to increase creative speed and range without allowing the output to become generic.
  • Bring useful tools, workflows, and creative possibilities to the team as the technology develops.

What they require

  • You are a performance marketer whose primary medium is creative.
  • You have developed creative for a fast-growing DTC brand or performance agency.
  • You can connect your concepts and creative decisions to measurable business outcomes.
  • You are obsessed with finding new concepts capable of generating scalable customer acquisition.
  • You understand customer avatars, offers, positioning, messaging, awareness, and consumer psychology.
  • You can write conversion-focused copy in the language of the intended customer.
  • You are deeply current on social media, creators, native formats, and video behavior.
  • You understand how videos are conceived, scripted, produced, edited, and tested.
  • You can explain why a winning ad works and turn that explanation into the next hypothesis.
  • You are comfortable moving between research, data, concepts, scripts, briefs, production, and feedback.
  • You can lead a high-volume creative pod while protecting quality and speed.
  • You actively use AI as part of your creative workflow.
  • You can maintain meaningful daily overlap with GMT working hours.

Benefits

  • Competitive pay and meaningful opportunities for performance-based advancement
  • Ownership of strategy, systems, execution, and team buildout within your function
  • Opportunity to build and scale a meaningful part of the business across two consumer brands
  • Scope and compensation growth tied to performance, role expansion, and measurable business impact
  • Comprehensive Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance options for you and your family
  • 100% Paid for Life and Disability Insurance
  • Paid Time Off
  • Nine (9) paid holidays per year
  • Complimentary NOBL & Flo Pilates products
  • Remote-first — core operating hours are 9-5 EST

Nysonian is a 9-figure consumer products company built around two brands: NOBL and Flo Pilates. NOBL is a functional travel brand, and Flo Pilates brings studio-quality Pilates into the home through connected fitness hardware, content, and subscription experiences.

Consumer ProductsMid-size

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