Junior Copywriter

  • Remote
  • Full Time
  • Entry Level

Junior Copywriter

 

Were you an early Wordle enthusiast? Are you the one your friends always consult for IG captions? Do you consider yourself chronically online? If so, have we got a job for you.

 

AMP Agency is looking for a motivated word nerd, (specifically a Junior Copywriter), to join our creative team. This Junior Copywriter will develop concepts and written content for a variety of leading national brands across social, digital, and traditional marketing channels. The person in this role will be responsible for all aspects of copywriting, from ideation through execution, crafting concept statements, headlines, caption copy, scripts, webpage content, blog posts, and more. Reporting to a Senior Copywriter and working alongside Art Directors, Content Creators, Strategists, and Media Planners, the Junior Copywriter will participate in brainstorms, craft compelling copy, and present work internally as needed. 

 

This position requires that the candidate be a self-starter, extremely organized, detail oriented, and highly driven. As the Junior Copywriter will likely work across multiple accounts and teams within the agency, the ability to effectively juggle multiple priorities while meeting client expectations and timelines is crucial. Our client work is deeply rooted in social media, so an unfiltered passion for not only consuming but creating social content is a must. 

 

This is a remote position, but you must be based in the US. 

 

ESSENTIAL JOB DUTIES / RESPONSIBILITIES

Creative Marketing Development

  • Reporting to Senior leads, work with creative team to ideate and execute digital and social deliverables for a variety of clients, audiences, and media channels.
  • Participate in brainstorming sessions to develop ideas into program executions, aligning with annual strategies, short-term campaigns, and always-on content to drive engagement and achieve established success metrics.
  • Maintain consistent brand story and tone across all outputs of a campaign.  
  • Effortlessly pivot voice and tone according to brand. 
  • Work with Content Strategists, Project Managers, Designers, and Senior Creatives to develop monthly social content calendars and campaign creative. 
  • Attend internal and client creative reviews, presenting work as needed. 
  • Keep on the pulse of the latest social media best practices and trends. 
  • Proactively bring ideas to the table, voice a POV, and get deliverables across the finish line. 
  • Manage multiple projects on a daily basis. 
  • Develop strong relationships and trust with Creative team members. 

 

REQUIREMENTS

  • 1-2 years of experience.
    • Agency experience is not a requirement, however equivalent experience working for an in-house creative or marketing team, including as an intern, is preferred.
    • A strong portfolio of professional and/or speculative creative work with examples of writing/thinking to demonstrate abilities is required. 
  • Understanding of best practices for social, digital, and print (broadcast is a plus). 
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills, including effective presentation skills and the ability to adapt voice and tone from brand to brand. 
  • Exceptional organizational and time management skills.
  • Demonstrated ability to meet tight deadlines while juggling multiple projects.
  • Demonstrated interest in keeping up with emerging technologies and digital marketing trends.
  • Passion for and knowledge of internet culture and the latest social trends. 

 

HOW TO APPLY 

  • Submit resume and portfolio link. 
  • In lieu of a cover letter, get creative and show us what you’d bring to the table. Maybe you write a haiku about what makes you the best fit, or make us a TikTok that tells us why you’re our new copywriter without telling us why you’re our new copywriter, or curate your ultimate Spotify playlist. Take this as an opportunity to show us your chops.

 

About AMP Agency

 

AMP Agency is a full-service, integrated marketing agency with offices in Boston, New York, Seattle and Los Angeles. We're a team of creative minds, digital strategists, social and behavioral scientists and media experts that focus on creating contextually relevant consumer engagements across digital and physical brand experiences. We employ an "Insights Inspired, Results Driven" approach to design end-to-end marketing solutions for the brands with which we partner.

 

AMP Agency is committed to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. AMP is an equal opportunity employer and encourages people from all backgrounds and experiences to apply. AMP Agency does not discriminate on the basis of race, national origin, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, protected veteran status, disability, age or other legally protected status. We prohibit harassment of applicants and employees based on any of these protected categories.

 

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