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????? About TruLink Golf
TruLink Golf is a rapidly growing e-commerce brand helping everyday golfers improve their swing, tempo, and confidence with practical training aids. We are building a content engine to fuel growth — and you’ll be at the heart of it.

???? Your Role
We’re looking for a creative, detail-oriented AI Image Generation Assistant to help us create 20 high-quality image ads and product visuals per week using tools like ChatGPT, Canva, or your preferred AI design platforms.

You’ll be responsible for transforming fixed prompts, headlines, and product info into eye-catching, conversion-friendly ad images for use on Meta (Facebook & Instagram) and our website.

????? What You’ll Be Doing
Generate 20 AI images per week — mostly lifestyle/in-use images, with some product-focused creatives

Use prompts, product descriptions, and reference images we provide

Create image variations with different headlines or layouts

Light editing in Canva or Photoshop (e.g., text placement, retouching, shadows)

Deliver files in specified dimensions for ads (4:5, 1:1, 9:16, etc.)

Maintain consistent branding and high visual standards

Handle quick iteration rounds and respond to creative feedback

Suggest image improvements when you see potential for better performance

???? Who You Are
Skilled in AI image generation tools (e.g. Midjourney, DALL·E, Leonardo, etc.)

Confident using Canva or Photoshop for light edits and mockups

Strong sense of composition, lighting, branding, and ad layout

Detail-oriented with an eye for conversion-focused visuals

Able to work independently and meet weekly deadlines

Open to feedback and proactive about improving your work

???? Bonus If You Have
Experience in e-commerce, UGC, or direct-response ad design

Knowledge of golf or other sports (not essential, but helpful)

Familiarity with CRO principles (e.g., using arrows, urgency visuals, clean framing)

? Time Estimate
Each image (including prompt tweaking, editing, formatting): ~30 mins

20 images/week ? approx. 10 hours/week

Time may grow with more volume and A/B testing down the line