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Welcome! Okay, a little bit about us… The Wellness Company is a holdings company that has a pet company and pilates (hence the wellness part 🪄) The pet-focused brand dedicated to helping dogs live more comfortably through non-invasive, results-driven solutions. We operate with a small team of 15 people, and our main focus is helping older dogs live longer, more comfortable lives. As a growing, performance-driven company, we place a heavy emphasis on how our ideas show up in the real world — especially through the creatives that drive our growth. What You’re Applying For We’re hiring an eCommerce Ad Designer to play a key role in our creative output and growth engine. This is a high-impact role at the intersection of design, marketing, and performance. You’ll be responsible for creating ad creatives that don’t just look good — they need to communicate clearly and convert. In your first 3–6 months, success in this role means: Producing creatives that improve performance across campaigns Contributing new ideas and angles that resonate with customers Helping elevate the overall quality and clarity of our ad output You’ll work closely with our creative and marketing team to bring ideas to life quickly and effectively. What You’ll Own Creating static ad creatives across paid channels, primarily Meta Translating copy, concepts, and angles into clear, compelling visuals Improving creative performance through iteration and testing Using real-world references (Reddit, reviews, UGC) to make ads feel more native and believable Supporting creative testing pipelines with new variations and formats What You’ll Do Design ad creatives that balance clarity, realism, and performance Work closely with the team to develop and refine new creative ideas Continuously iterate based on feedback and performance data Help identify new angles, formats, and visual approaches Contribute to a fast-paced testing environment where ideas are constantly evolving What We’re Looking For Strong design skills (Figma or similar tools) Ability to think beyond visuals and understand why something works Strong sense of English phrasing and tone, with an eye for design + copy alignment Awareness of current ad trends and consumer behavior Comfortable working in a fast-paced, feedback-driven environment What Success Looks Like Improved performance across ad creatives Strong contribution to new creative ideas and directions Ability to create visuals that feel real, intentional, and effective Consistent output that supports ongoing testing and scaling Why This Role Direct impact on real business performance Opportunity to grow within a fast-moving, creatively driven team A role where thinking is valued just as much as execution The ability to see your work go live quickly and evolve over time
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