1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Senior Product Manager Interview
Sarah Jenkins
BAD Marketing
·13 days agoBAD Marketing
·13 days agoLocation
remote, United States
Commitment
Full Time
Level
Junior (<2 years)
We're a team of 130+ passionate leaders and creatives who have worked diligently to make BAD Marketing one of the largest and most robust Growth Marketing Agencies in the world. At the core of our philosophy is the belief that excellence stems from a united team working toward a common objective: to not only help our clients grow profitably but also to provide them with an experience they can’t find anywhere else.
We specialize in local lead generation, e-commerce, and information marketing, catering to clients that span from auto and local shop owners to online consumer product brand owners, online gurus selling courses or coaching, and more.
Our approach to success involves more than just Bold And Disruptive strategies. We invest in our team through extensive training, continuous support for growth and learning, and the cultivation of a happy and confident company culture. For us, finding fulfillment in your career is just as crucial as excelling in it.
We're looking for a direct response copywriter who can own creative strategy, ad writing, and email within a client pod in our info/coaching marketing division.
You'll be embedded in a cross-functional pod alongside a strategist, media buyer, and PM - writing ad scripts, body copy, emails, and hooks for clients spending $100k-$1M+ monthly on ads. But this isn't a "write what you're told" role. You're expected to drive the creative strategy process for your pod - analyzing what's working, understanding why it's working, developing new concepts grounded in data, and coming to creative calls with prepared ideas and reasoning. The strategist collaborates and approves, but you lead on what gets tested and why.
You'll also write email copy within frameworks established by a Senior Copywriter - automation sequences, promotional campaigns, nurture flows. And you'll be pulling from messaging foundations (avatar research, messaging bibles, swipe files) that exist to make your creative sharper and more grounded. You're not starting from scratch on every ad - you're building on a strategic base.
If you're the type of copywriter who wants to understand why winners win - not just that they win - and you want to operate as a strategic partner rather than a production resource, this role is built for that.
Morning: Review your assigned tasks and creative priorities. Check the creative tracker - what launched? What's testing? Any winners or losers from the last batch? Review any feedback or revision requests.
Writing blocks: The bulk of your day is writing - ad scripts, body copy, leads, emails. You're working from messaging foundations and your own performance analysis, not briefs handed to you fully formed.
Performance check: Review creative trackers, Hyros, and reporting data. Know what's winning and losing. This isn't an occasional check-in - it's a daily habit that drives your next round of concepts.
Creative strategy calls: Weekly with your pod. You come prepared with analysis and concepts - what's working, what's not, what we should iterate on, what net-new ideas are worth testing and why. You drive this conversation.
Throughout the day: Fill out creative briefs with strategic reasoning (angle, awareness level, lead type, hypothesis) - not just the copy. Keep the creative tracker updated with batch details before submitting. Coordinate with designers and editors on video scripts and static direction. Communicate with your strategist and media buyer on creative status and pipeline health.
End of day: You can answer: What's the status of my active batches? What's winning and losing for each client? What's next and why?