Senior Creative Strategist, Performance Marketing

About the Role

Creative is the single biggest lever driving Scribe’s paid growth. Every month, our short‑form Meta ads reach tens of millions of people, stopping the scroll and introducing new audiences to a better, faster way to work. We’re looking for the seasoned strategist who can take that creative advantage and push it even further.

You will own the creative lifecycle on Meta from research and insight development to concepting, scripting, storyboarding, production, testing, and iteration. You know how to turn a complex workflow or pain point into an idea that is simple, entertaining, and impossible to scroll past. You understand performance data, consumer psychology, and the cultural signals that separate a good ad from a breakout one.

This is not an execution‑only role. It requires someone who can switch seamlessly between strategy, storytelling, and hands‑on creative execution. You love digging into performance results just as much as you love crafting a narrative arc, and you know how to translate that narrative into briefs that creators and editors can execute  think in systems, variations, and testing frameworks—the kind that support producing and testing 100+ creatives each month, not one‑off ideas.

You will partner closely with our Creative Marketing Lead and a high‑caliber team of creators and growth marketers. Together you will shape the testing roadmap, uncover new angles, build repeatable winners, and run bold experiments that move acquisition forward. Speed matters here. You should thrive in an environment where ideas quickly become briefs, briefs quickly become assets, and assets quickly go into the market.

You are energized by fast learning cycles and you know how to maintain both volume and quality without ever losing the thread of strategy.

• Own the end‑to‑end creative process for Meta
  , turning research and insights into high‑converting concepts, scripts, briefs, and storyboards that consistently capture attention and drive new Scribe users.
• Create, produce, and test 100+ ad creatives a month
  , moving quickly from idea to execution while maintaining a relentless focus on clarity, storytelling, and measurable impact.
• Translate performance signals into creative strategy
  , using metrics like Hook Rate, Hold Rate, CTR, CPE, and CPA to understand what’s working, why it’s working, and what to produce next.
• Push the boundaries of paid social creative
  , experimenting with new formats, visual styles, and production approaches that break through the feed and differentiate Scribe in the market.
• Collaborate closely with creators, editors, and designers
  , writing briefs that bring ideas to life at scale while preserving narrative intent and creative integrity.
• Stay up‑to‑date with cultural shifts, platform changes, and emerging creative techniques, applying the latest insights from Meta, competitive analysis, and the creator ecosystem to keep Scribe ahead of the curve.
• Challenge conventional best practices with bold, insight‑backed ideas that raise the bar for what performance creative can look like — and prove it through testing and results.

• You come from a creative craft background (filmmaker, content creator, editor, storyteller) and you bring that artistic eye into performance advertising. You don’t just make ads; you make work you’re proud of.
• You’ve lived in both worlds — agency and in‑house — and understand the strengths and blind spots of each. Having both experiences is a strong plus. Ideally, you’ve shipped high‑volume creative and owned strategy inside a team where results matter every day.
• You can turn raw data into creative insight. Whether it’s a Meta export, a Looker dashboard, or a spreadsheet of early signals, you know how to break it down and use metrics like Thumbstop rate, CTR, CPE, and CVR to understand what worked, what didn’t, and what to test next.
• You use AI as an accelerant, not a crutch. You’re comfortable with AI tools and automation to speed up research, iteration, and rough drafts. You rely on your own taste, insight, and storytelling skills to shape the final work.
• You think in angles, audience, and emotion, not templates. You…