Freelance Copywriter - High-Conversion Ads

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Requirements

Proven experience writing ad scripts for high-volume infopreneur or ‘make money online’ campaigns.
Strong portfolio with measurable results, references, or documented successful collaborations.
Deep understanding of direct-response copywriting, persuasion principles, and conversion-driven messaging.
Familiarity with infopreneur funnels, webinars, and online challenge-based acquisition systems.
Ability to produce multiple high-quality scripts per day while maintaining consistency and creativity.
Comfortable using AI tools to support ideation, drafting, and optimization of copy.
Strong autonomy, reliability, and ability to work independently without close supervision.
Excellent analytical mindset with curiosity for performance insights and continuous improvement.
Good communication skills and ability to collaborate effectively with internal teams.

Responsibilities

Write high-conversion advertising scripts aligned with defined creative angles and campaign strategies from the Ads team.
Produce consistent, high-quality copy within tight deadlines and adapt outputs based on performance feedback and A/B testing results.
Contribute proactively to the development of new creative angles, hooks, and narrative approaches for advertising campaigns.
Monitor marketing trends, including US market practices and high-performing ad copy within the infopreneurial ecosystem.
Apply strong understanding of emotional triggers and persuasion techniques tailored to target audiences.
Collaborate closely with Ads specialists and project managers to ensure alignment between copy, strategy, and campaign goals.
Analyze campaign results and continuously refine copy based on data-driven insights.

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