Remote Email Copywriter: Build Brand & Boost Revenue
Lawrence, Douglas County, Kansas, 66044, USA
Listed on 2026-05-30
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Marketing / Advertising / PR
Digital Marketing
We specialize in crafting innovative email marketing strategies that drive e-commerce growth. Our team leverages data-driven insights and creative storytelling to enhance the email marketing ecosystem, expanding subscriber lists, boosting engagement, and converting leads into loyal customers.
Copywriter Position Description:
- Time
- You are expected to work and be available to respond to your pod during standard working hours (9 am- 5 pm CST), especially in cases of urgent requests or active campaigns.
- This is a remote position; you're free to work from anywhere.
- Time off is flexible and can be requested with proper notice. We trust you to manage your bandwidth responsibly.
Mission For Copywriter:
To build brand equity and drive client revenue through strategic, customer-aligned copywriting that resonates with the target audience, reflects brand voice, and enhances email performance. This role blends research, creativity, and ecommerce fluency to create compelling content at scale.
Market Research & Brand Understanding
Email Structure & Hierarchy Mastery
Prompt Engineering & AI Efficiency
- Ownership
Treat client accounts as your own business. Genuinely care for the business and their customers, (not just writing copy for the sake of writing copy).
- Attention to Detail
In email, the smallest mistake can erode trust or cost conversions. Precision in grammar, formatting, tone.
- Critical Thinking
Accept feedback from others and yourself. Always be critical of your work and how to improve it. You have to be your biggest critic.
- Strategic / Problem Solving
Finding the perfect balance between brand equity and generating revenue.
- Team Player
Knowing how to work within a creative team. This includes collaborating with designers, account managers, and contributing to a positive team culture.
- Brand-Aligned Copy That Builds Brand Equity & Drive Email Revenue
- Youll achieve this through these primary methods:
- Market Research & Brand Understanding
Thoroughly reviewing the client onboarding form, listening to the onboarding call (if available), and extracting key positioning statements and objectives.
- Exploring all brand touchpoints: website, About Us, FAQs, shipping/returns pages, and social media presence to gather brand tone, customer experience language, and business model.
Auditing the Facebook Ad Library , if applicable, to understand ad messaging, offers, and creative angles that have been tested.
Market Research SOP on Click Up
- Asking insightful strategic questions:
Is the brand DTC, B2B, or hybrid?
Is it a one-product brand or catalog-driven store?
High ticket product vs low ticket? ($1000+ vs $50)
Is the focus more conversion/sales-driven or brand-story/emotional connection?
Who is the core customer demographic (age, gender, psychographics)?
What are their key pain points, emotional triggers, and desired transformations?
What does the customer journey look like?
- Ecommerce Fluency & Conversion Strategy
- Understanding the difference between pre-purchase (acquisition) flows and post-purchase (retention) flows, and how messaging, tone, and CTA strategy must adapt accordingly.
Pre-purchase flows (e.g., Welcome, Abandoned Cart, Browse Abandonment) should focus on building trust, eliminating objections, and driving the first conversion.
Post-purchase flows (e.g., Post-Purchase, Replenishment, Winback) should focus on increasing lifetime value (LTV), reinforcing the brand promise, and creating emotional loyalty.
Using our Miro flow map or swipefile Figmas to understand where each flow fits in the journey, and how to personalize it for brands of different models.
Read, create and interpret briefs effectively for campaigns and flows. Putting the copy in their appropriate…
It's not what you want, it's not even what the client wants, BUT it's about what the customer wants. Don't take unnecessary risks, sometimes neutral is a good default.
Put yourself in the shoes of the customer (Is this an email you want to open or read? Would you open this email? Would you read it? Would you click on it? Would this email make you buy or support this brand?
Put yourself in the shoes in the designer (how would this email look once it is designed? links?)
Outcomes // KPIs:
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