Organic: Junior Copywriter

Ever wanted to do exciting work from just about anywhere with a smart, passionate team? That’s us. Organic is primarily a remote working agency that comes together for purposeful, in-person gatherings—think project milestones, client meetings, and team building events. We call it “Work Where You Work Best.” Right now we have some limitations regarding the state your permanent residence can be located (it's a tax thing), so let’s talk about what works for you.

The Role

As a Jr Copywriter, you will create memorable, results-oriented experiences and campaigns for our clients. A skilled writer and storyteller, you are able to craft compelling copy native to multiple channels, ranging from email, site, social to online ads, with guidance from your creative director. You are a cultural sponge, who immerses yourself in emerging trends, media, tastes, interests and platforms - applying your observations to your craft. You adapt your writing to fit the voice of different brands and appeal to different audiences, working closely with your team and playing a role in everything from initial ideation to the final production.

About You

You craft inspired copy across all digital channels, including email, site, social, online ads and beyond.

You solve client problems and provides multiple creative solutions for every project.

You contribute to brainstorm/concept meetings to invent breakthrough solutions to real problems.

You play an active role in helping create compelling client presentations.

You proactively contribute to the evolution and success of the client’s business, brand and marketing objectives.

You clearly present and articulate work during internal reviews.

You’ll Need

Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent experience
0-2 years of experience in a creative field
A passion for all forms of advertising
Solid portfolio featuring a wide range of real work across channels
Attention to detail
Strong interpersonal and time management skills

About Organic

Organic is a digital agency focused on designing resilient brands at the intersection of culture, commerce and behaviors. We pursue and embrace diversity, actively pursue equity, and cultivate an inclusive environment.

Details

Est. 1994
Part of Omnicom Precision Marketing Group
Generous benefits and perks
Offices in New York, San Francisco, Detroit

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