META Creative Strategist

ABOUT TRIP

TRIP’s mission is to create calm in the everyday chaos for our community, offering next‑generation wellness products to power their lifestyle and nurture mental wellbeing.

Co‑founders, husband and wife team Olivia and Daniel discovered plant‑based wellness after a transformative personal experience and decided to launch TRIP in 2019 to bring the most delicious, highest quality functional drinks and supplements to millions of people globally.

Now the world’s #1 Calming Beverage Brand, TRIP’s award‑winning drinks and wellness products are crafted with botanicals and adaptogens to help people relax, unwind and find balance. Since launch, TRIP has rapidly expanded from the UK to across Europe and North America, generating over $100 million in sales. TRIP products are now available in leading supermarkets, natural retailers and online.

Our vision is to become the global leader in calming drinks and supplements. Synonymous with calm in the same way Red Bull is with energy. We move fast, think big and are committed to becoming the defining brand for a generation who drinks less but prioritises mental wellbeing more than ever. There has never been a better time to join our incredible team and be part of the movement!

THE ROLE

We’re looking for a performance‑obsessed Meta Creative Strategist to architect, test and scale high‑converting paid social creative, with Meta (Facebook & Instagram) as your core playground. You’ll turn data into decisions: diagnosing performance signals, crafting hypotheses, briefing edits, and engineering creative frameworks that scale profitably across audiences and markets. This is not an organic content role; it’s paid performance creative at the sharp end. Where psychology, storytelling and numbers meet.

You’ll partner closely with our Performance team to align creative with audience signals, platform shifts and revenue targets, while using smart tooling (including AI where helpful) to accelerate iteration and insight generation.

Key responsibilities include:

  • Own Meta creative strategy end‑to‑end: from insight and hypotheses to briefs, edits, launch and account scaling.

  • Turn data into action: read beyond surface metrics to identify patterns, bottlenecks and opportunities (e.g., thumb‑stop rates, hook hold, CPC breakout, CPA by concept, MER contribution) and translate into clear next steps.

  • Engineer scalable frameworks: develop repeatable ad concepts (hooks, angles, formats, end‑cards) that can be versioned by product, persona and market and continue to win after week one.

  • Brief and QA creative: write razor‑sharp briefs for editors/designers, specify shot lists, overlays, VO, UGC beats, and ensure assets ship on‑brand, on‑spec, and ready for testing.

  • Run structured testing: set clear test matrices (hooks × formats × angles), define success criteria, and prioritise learnings into the next sprint.

  • Leverage tools (including AI) smartly: to speed up iteration, surface insights faster and improve decision‑making without losing the human nuance that drives connection.

  • Spot platform and cultural shifts: track Meta creative trends, competitor moves and consumer psychology to keep TRIP’s paid creative ahead of the curve.

  • Communicate clearly: package findings into crisp, actionable narratives for growth, founders and cross‑functional partners.

ABOUT YOU

  • 3+ years in performance‑focused paid social creative strategy for high‑growth DTC brands or agencies, with deep Meta expertise.

  • A diagnostic mindset: you don’t just report numbers, you explain why and what to do next.

  • Proven track record building and scaling winning concepts across Meta ad formats (UGC, testimonials, founder POV, problem/solution, comparisons, statics, motion, carousels).

  • Fluency in performance metrics (CTR, CVR, CPA/ROAS/MER, hook/hold, scroll‑stop) and how creative levers influence them.

  • Skilled at briefing editors/designers and giving decisive, constructive feedback at speed.

  • Comfortable using AI‑assisted workflows for ideation, scripting, cut‑downs, and analysis (with strong human editorial judgement).

  • Highly organised, proactive and collaborative; able to manage multiple workstreams in a fast‑paced environment.

  • Passionate about TRIP’s mission and the future of wellness.

THE PACKAGE

  • Lovely, bright and spacious office 1 minute from Notting Hill Gate station, surrounded by TRIP pastel‑coloured houses!

  • Salary: DOE

  • 4 days per week in the office with the option to work from home on a Friday

  • Private Healthcare with Vitality including Virgin Gym 50% off

  • Holiday: 24 days + birthday off!

  • 1 Wellness Day

  • Pension plan

  • Potential to take part in the company share scheme

  • TRIP product discount & Friends+Family codes

  • Mindfulness support with Calm App membership

  • Breakfast and snacks provided

  • Sleep support with monthly Dream Drops CBD Oil allowance

  • Working from Anywhere policy: 2 weeks per year in a maximum of 2 blocks

  • Sabbatical: After 2 years of service, a 6‑week sabbatical is available

  • Dog Friendly office

  • Regular team socials & events

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