Freelance Mid-Level Copywriter

PraytellCreative Social Media

United StatesFull-TimeMiddle

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Experience: 4-5 years

Requirements

4-5 years of copywriting experience within an agency, creative studio, social team or brand environment
Experience working on consumer brands across food/bev, lifestyle, sports, tech and/or beauty
Agency background within a creative, earned or social-first environment strongly preferred
Strong portfolio showcasing social-first copywriting and concepting work
Deep understanding of internet culture, trends, memes and platform best practices
Ability to write in different brand voices and tones
Experience concepting short-form video and creator/influencer-led content
Collaborative mindset with the ability to work across disciplines
Comfortable working in a fast-paced, highly collaborative environment

Responsibilities

Concept and write social-first creative ideas across TikTok, Instagram, X, Threads and emerging platforms
Develop monthly content calendars and other social-first deliverables across multiple social and creative clients
Write social captions, scripts, hooks, asset copy and campaign concepts
Contribute to reactive and trendjacking content opportunities in real time
Collaborate closely with strategists, designers, editors and creative leads to bring ideas to life
Participate in brainstorms and contribute culturally relevant, platform-native thinking
Help shape brand voices that feel distinct, modern and social-native
Balance quick-turn reactive content with larger campaign and content calendar thinking
Present ideas clearly and confidently internally while incorporating feedback from both internal teams and clients

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