Copywriter, Performance Creative – Temporary

dentsu Austria

. You will create conceptual yet performance-driven work, such as paid and organic social, display, email, OLV, and landing pages while satisfying the branding requirements of our clients.

Posted 4/21/2026contractNew York City • New York • 🇺🇸 United StatesJuniorMid-Level💰 $35 - $54 per hourWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

You will create conceptual yet performance-driven work, such as paid and organic social, display, email, OLV, and landing pages while satisfying the branding requirements of our clients.
You will develop on-brand creative activations rooted in strategy that serve as a framework for bringing art and messaging to life for specific audiences, across channels.
You will partner with our teams to create concepts that enhance response strategies and achieve client goals.
You will apply audience insights, strategic frameworks, and direct response best practices to your work.
You understand unique audiences and create content that is relevant to each.
You will stay current with the latest trends and technologies (e.g., DCO, Content Velocity, Dynamic Video, Modular Content Systems).
You will present work both internally and to our clients while building client relationships.

Requirements

What you’ll need

2 years minimum copywriting experience in creative advertising and performance creative
Figma, experience working with clients in a regulated industry a plus

Benefits

Comp & perks

Temporary employees are eligible for paid holidays in accordance with dentsu policy
Safe and sick time

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Hard Skills & Tools

copywritingcreative advertisingperformance creativeaudience insightsdirect response best practicesbranding requirementsconcept developmentcreative activationscontent creationstrategic frameworks

Soft Skills

client relationship buildingpresentation skillscollaborationstrategic thinkingaudience understanding