Jackson Rose Recruitment Solutions | Marketing, PR & Comms Recruitment
Social Creative

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Social Creative (Midweight)
London (hybrid) | £40,000 – £47,000 | Full time
We're working with a well-established creative agency looking for a midweight Social Creative to join their social team.
This is a social-first role with a heavy focus on paid. You'll be making still, motion, and video content built for the platform it lives on — TikTok, Instagram, Meta, Pinterest, LinkedIn, and YouTube Shorts — and you'll understand how creative actually performs once it's in market, not just how it looks in the deck.
What you'll be doing
- Concepting and producing paid and organic social creative across all the major platforms
- Turning briefs, campaign objectives, and audience insight into ideas that feel native rather than adapted
- Bringing ideas to brainstorms — informed by what's happening in social culture right now
- Using performance and creative learnings to iterate and sharpen content
- Tailoring assets for different audiences, placements, and objectives within paid campaigns
- Shooting social-first content on set and on location, self-shooting where needed (you won't be doing it alone)
- Editing to a high standard in Adobe Creative Suite — Premiere Pro, After Effects, and Photoshop
- Juggling multiple briefs and delivering volume without dropping quality
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- Around three years in an agency environment
- Genuinely social-first — you're across pop culture, trends, and formats because you want to be
- Strong paid social knowledge, particularly Meta and TikTok
- Experience of social-first and production-led shoots
- Happy to travel abroad for one to two weeks at a time
- An interest in Dynamic Creative Optimisation, and curiosity about where AI tools can improve creative output and workflow
Nice to have
- Experience across a varied client roster rather than a single sector
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