Description
About the Role
Wisevu and our sister agencies, Homevu.com and CharityMarketing.com, are building world-class digital marketing for the age of AI. Together, we serve clients across three of the most essential industries: healthcare/wellness, home services, and charities and nonprofits.
This is an prospect to become the creative force behind our marketing output. You will lead a talented team of writers and designers, transforming ideas, insights, and AI-assisted workflows into original, persuasive, conversion-focused marketing that drives real business results.
You will bring the strategic thinking of a marketer, the instincts of a creative director, and the editorial eye needed to raise the quality bar across everything we produce.
Your Mission:
- Own the creative vision, quality standards, and marketing effectiveness of content, design, and campaign deliverables across Wisevu, Homevu.com, and CharityMarketing.com.
- Lead the creative direction for websites, landing pages, paid advertising, social media, and other digital marketing assets.
- Guide writers and designers to create original, audience-focused, conversion-driven marketing.
- Strengthen messaging, offers, headlines, campaign concepts, and brand positioning to maximize marketing impact.
- Build creative standards and review processes that improve quality, consistency, and team performance.
- Mentor the creative team and champion the effective use of AI to enhance—not replace—human expertise.
- Collaborate with SEO, Paid Media, Strategy, and Project Management teams to achieve measurable business results.
Requirements
What Makes You a Great Fit:
- You have C1-level (Advanced) English proficiency.
- You hold a Bachelor’s degree or higher in Marketing, Advertising, Communications, Media Studies, Brand Management, Journalism, or a related field.
- Experience working in digital marketing, advertising, or SEO agencies;
- 5+ years of experience in creative direction, branding, content, or digital
📌 Creative and Content Director (India)
🏢 Wisevu
📍 India