Copywriter

We're looking for a brilliant Copywriter to join our growing team. Ready for your next big career step?

Employment type: Permanent

Salary: £40k - £50k (subject to experience)

An exciting opportunity for an experienced Copywriter to join an award-winning, idea-driven London creative agency specialising in charity and financial services.

Working in partnership with a Conceptual Designer/Art Director, you'll create compelling ideas and beautifully crafted copy across integrated campaigns, from big brand thinking and digital to DRTV and long-form fundraising.

You'll work with some of the UK's best-known charities, so strong charity and fundraising experience is essential. You'll also have the opportunity to apply your skills to commercial and financial services clients, broadening your experience and taking on new creative challenges.

We're looking for someone with:

• Three or more years' copywriting experience in a creative agency.
• Strong portfolio showing conceptual thinking and writing craft.
• Charity and fundraising experience, including direct mail and longer copy.
• Experience across integrated campaigns such as print, digital and social.
• Versatility across emotional storytelling, headlines and fundraising asks.
• Ability to develop and sustain a strong idea throughout a campaign.
• Excellent writing, editing and attention to detail.
• Confidence working with an Art Director or Designer.

Key responsibilities

• Interpret briefs and pinpoint the main creative opportunity.
• Develop campaign ideas with creative partners and Creative Directors.
• Produce high-quality copy for print, digital, film, social and direct mail.
• Shape concepts from initial ideas to presentation-ready creative.
• Compose and structure longer fundraising communications to engage audiences and prompt response.
• Present creative work clearly and accept feedback constructively.
• Work with account handling, planning, production and studio teams.

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