About the role
D2C Performance Copywriter Reach Digital | Remote (US or Canada) | Full-time or Contract
About Reach Digital Reach Digital is a Brooklyn-based creative agency building performance ads for fast-growing D2C brands. Our team of strategists, editors, and designers ships high volumes of static and video creative for paid social, and we judge our work by one thing: does it perform?
The Role We're looking for a D2C copywriter who writes to convert. You'll write ad copy and social content across multiple brands, working closely with our creative and design teams to turn briefs into scroll-stopping hooks, scripts, and captions.
What You'll Do
* Write hooks, headlines, and primary text for Meta and TikTok ads * Script video ads, VSLs, and UGC scripts built around real customer pain points and angles * Write native ads and organic social content that sounds like each brand, not like an agency * Brief creators so their content lands on the angle * Study what's winning (and losing) in ad accounts and use it to shape the next round of creative * Turn around multiple variations fast so we can test more angles
What We're Looking For
* 2+ years writing performance ads or social content for D2C brands * Experience with VSLs, native ads, UGC scripts, and briefing creators * Proven results: ads that scaled, hooks that lifted CTR, or campaigns with numbers you can point to * Comfortable switching between brand voices in categories like beauty, wellness, food, and lifestyle * Understands direct response: offers, objections, angles, and why people buy * Experience working with US brands and at least partially on US timezone * Fast, coachable, and comfortable with feedback and quick iterations
The Details
* Fully remote * Full-time and contract options available * Compensation based on experience
How to Apply Complete the prompt required on the next screen. Our interview process is primarily video and task based. For the first step, record a video breaking down the best ad you've made (preferably a TOF ad).
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