Happy Mammoth is a fast-growing natural food tech business selling across Australia and the United States. We specialize in formulating, producing and marketing gut, digestive and microbiome health foods and natural supplements, designed to help our clients make long-lasting positive health changes and start living very full lives again.

 

We are looking to hire a Copywriter to help us keep growing. If you're hard-working, creative and dedicated, Happy Mammoth is an ideal place to get ahead. Apply today!
 
 What You Get:

 * Competitive salary in USD
 
 * Work remotely from anywhere in the world such as your home, co-working space or cafe
 
 * Lots of variation to keep the day-to-day exciting
 
 * Free access to books, courses and anything else that helps improve your skill set
 
 Responsibilities:

 •       Write compelling copy across all marketing channels, including sales page copy, email campaigns, VSLs, eComm product pages, FB Ads & other mediums as required
 
 •       Marketing Strategy and 
 
 •       Working with the Marketing Manager to create new offers and funnels
 
 •       Extensive customer and product ingredient research
 
 •       Keep up-to-date with new 
 
 •       Work on product launches from product formulation through to product launch

 

•       Work with our team of Facebook, Google and Native media buyers to determine what copy needs to be written
 
 •       Perform additional duties as assigned

 
 Qualifications for Copywriter:

 •       3-5 years’ experience (experience writing for supplement or Natural health offers is a HUGE advantage)
 
 •       Strong creative thinking skills and ability to think conceptually
 
 •       Proven ability to demonstrate brand voice
 
 •       Strong attention to detail
 
 •       Excellent portfolio of work with proven results
 
 •       Communicates effectively and has strong written and verbal presentation skills.
 
 •       Works well independently and with a team.
 
 •       Learns quickly and enjoys tackling new projects

 

•       Bonus points if you can tell us your favourite Gary Halbert newsletter and favourite John Carlton sales letter