COPYWRITER — Advertorials & Product Pages (Full-Time)

COPYWRITER — Advertorials & Product Pages (Full-Time)

Focus: turning back pain problems into purchases with world-class copy.

We’re hiring a full-time direct-response copywriter. Your job is simple: take finished page designs and rewrite the words so readers with back pain feel understood, see a clear solution, and click. You will also suggest simple image swaps that make the message stronger. No SEO goals. No building. No Replo/Shopify edits. Just unreal, conversion-first copy and clear image notes.

You’ll start on PST hours (we’ll set a daily window) to collaborate with our editor. After the workflow is smooth, we can shift you back to Philippine time if preferred. Day to day you’ll review a page, identify the reader’s pain, tighten the story from problem ? agitation ? solution ? proof ? offer ? CTA, keep everything at a Grade-10 reading level, and hand back clean copy ready to implement.

Quick Test (required; use massage chair as the product)

Keep answers short and clear.

Hook & Subhead
Write one headline (?10 words) calling out desk-related back pain and a subhead (?18 words) that promises relief at home with a massage chair.

Mini Section (90–120 words)
In plain English, describe the reader’s pain, explain how a massage chair helps (heat/airbags/zero-gravity are okay to mention), include one light proof cue (e.g., reviews), and end with a simple CTA line.

Objections ? Answers
List three common buyer doubts about a massage chair and write one-sentence answers for each.

Images that Sell
Give three image ideas and the short caption/overlay each would use to reinforce pain ? relief ? trust.

Tighten This (?18 words)
Rewrite: “Experience daily comfort that might be possible with our advanced massage technology for aches after long periods of sitting.”

Screening Questions (brief, focused on thinking like a converter)

In 4–6 sentences, explain your framework for turning pain into action.

Share two examples of copy you wrote (any format) and what changed for the reader.

Write one strong CTA line and one button label you use when the reader is hesitant—and why.

Show a before/after sentence you improved; name the specific edits that lifted clarity or urgency.

When a page underperforms, what are your first three copy fixes?

How to Apply

Send one message with your portfolio links, completed Quick Test, and answers to all Screening Questions, plus your timezone and confirmation you can start on PST hours.
Important: If any Quick Test item or Screening Question is missing, we won’t review the application.