We, at Cheque Media, are seeking a highly creative and strategic individual to join our team as a Creative Strategist. The primary responsibility of the Creative Strategist is to research, ideate, and create winning creative presentations based on thorough competitor analysis of our client's brands. Additionally, this role involves managing client calendars, scheduling meetings, sharing meeting links, taking meeting notes, and providing weekly creative strategies for multiple brands. The Creative Strategist will also ensure all key performance indicator (KPI) sheets are updated regularly and conduct website audits for new brands. Researching competitors of our clients and providing valuable insights will also be a key aspect of this role.
Key Responsibilities:
1. Conduct thorough competitor analysis to identify trends, strengths, and weaknesses.
2. Generate creative ideas and strategies to effectively communicate the brand's message.
3. Create visually appealing and impactful presentations outlining specifications of winning creatives.
4. Manage client calendars, schedule meetings, and ensure timely communication.
5. Share meeting links, take detailed meeting notes, and distribute actionable follow-ups.
6. Provide weekly creative strategies tailored to the needs of 10-30 brands.
7. Ensure all KPI sheets are updated regularly and accurately reflect campaign performance.
8. Conduct website audits for new brands, identifying areas for improvement and optimization.
9. Research competitors of our clients, analyze their strategies, and provide valuable insights.
10. Collaborate with internal teams to align creative strategies with broader business objectives.
11. Stay updated on industry trends, emerging technologies, and best practices in creative strategy.
Skill(s) required
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