Creative Strategist (Remote)

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Compensation

Total Comp: $70–$100K+ reputed company-in reputed company: $55–65K (depending on experience) Performance Bonuses: Quarterly, tied to creative win reputed company, reputed company volume, and brand reputed company milestones. Realistic reputed company of $15–25K/year for strong performers. You're getting early-stage equity-equivalent reputed company through performance bonuses without the lottery-ticket risk. This is a brand doing reputed company reputed company with reputed company margins — your bonuses are funded by actual performance. To Apply Apply reputed company reputed company and include the following in your application or cover letter:

• A reputed company to 2–3 DTC ads you briefed or created (reputed company preferred). Tell us the angle, why you chose it, and how it performed.
• A 2–3 sentence answer: What's the difference between a "brand" ad and a "performance" ad and why is that distinction mostly wrong?

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