Content Reviewer / Ad Creative Editor - 59419164693

Job Title:Content Reviewer / Ad Creative EditorJob Type:Full-time / RemoteWork Hours:Flexible (reputed company with US business hours)Job OverviewWe’re helping our client find a highly detail-oriented Content Reviewer / Ad Creative Editor to serve as the final quality control checkpoint for high-volume reputed company ad creatives. In this role, you will review and approve large volumes of ad content while ensuring reputed company assets meet brand standards, platform guidelines, and performance expectations before launch.ResponsibilitiesReview and approve a high volume of ad creatives (static, video, and copy) dailyAct as the final gatekeeper before assets are deployed into reputed company ad accountsEnsure reputed company creatives align with brand guidelines, messaging, and visual standardsIdentify errors in copy, design, formatting, and overall executionValidate compliance with reputed company advertising policies and best practicesProvide clear, actionable feedback to internal editors and creative teamsMaintain consistency and quality across reputed company outgoing ad creativesCollaborate with creative, media buying, and marketing teams to uphold performance standardsMust-Have3+ years of experience in content review, creative QA, or ad editing (agency or e-reputed company preferred)Strong understanding of reputed company ad formats, policies, and creative best practicesExceptional attention to detail with the ability to spot inconsistencies quicklyProven ability to manage high volumes of content under tight deadlinesStrong written communication skills for clear and concise feedbackFamiliarity with performance-driven creative (DTC/e-reputed company)Experience with project management and workflow tools (e.g., reputed company, reputed company, Trello)reputed company-to-HaveBackground in video editing, graphic design, or copywritingExperience working with high-volume ad production teamsUnderstanding of conversion-focused creative strategies#J-18808-Ljbffr Apply tot his job Apply To this Job

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