Associate Creative Director, Copywriter

M Booth has an immediate opportunity for an ACD Copywriter to join our growing creative team. In this role, you will work with our highly collaborative team of strategists, designers, art directors and CDs to co-create concepts and meet client demands. 

About M Booth:

Our work lies at the intersection of PR and Creative. We make branded content with an eye to earned media. We make PR activations that deliver on creative campaigns. We write for all kinds of media - everything from social posts to Super Bowl scripts. We bring what’s happening in culture to every client brief. We take our jobs very seriously, but we do not take ourselves very seriously. 

Currently the agency is working remotely, so you must have the ability to work from home until we open back up. 

 

Day-to-day activities:

  • Concepting and writing 360 campaigns 
  • Managing and mentor ad hoc creative teams
  • Common projects include branding, ads, social content and PR activations
  • Find and present cultural insights that inform your work
  • Present your work to internal teams and external clients at all levels
  • Manage your day to meet strict deadlines, and prioritize requests
  • Own client relationships

Requirements:

  • 7+ years of creative copywriting experience 
  • 2+ years experience as a creative lead
  • Portfolio of advertising, video and social content work
  • Experience making creative that gets media coverage
  • Proven writing skills (campaign + PR + video + content)
  • Creative conceptor
  • Strong collaborator
  • Category experience in CPG, spirits, food and lifestyle
  • Winning new business track record
  • Fluent in digital
  • Ability to write in brand voice for multiple clients
  • Understanding of social platforms and how to drive engagement on these platforms.
  • Great with feedback and revisions

In order to be considered for this position, you must provide a link to your portfolio. 

 

A few things to know before applying:

  • Team is everything. We pride ourselves on being egoless (or close to it). If you like being part of a supportive and selfless group of people, there’s a good chance you’ll be a fit.
  • Intellectual curiosity is rewarded, even more than raw intelligence. If you love to read, consume media, tinker and make cool things, we’d love to chat.
  • We take our jobs very seriously, but we do not take ourselves very seriously

 

M Booth is an equal opportunity employer of all protected classes, including veterans and individuals with disabilities.

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