Internship · Paid · Remote (US)
Brand Strategist Intern
You’ll help define how each brand we work with is positioned and how it communicates, then write the copy that moves its customers to act. You’ll analyze customer and competitor insight, test messaging against clear goals, and bring evidence-based recommendations to the founding team. You’ll work directly with a founder each week and own your work from the start.
What you’ll do
- Shape each brand’s positioning and voice, including what it leads with and what it avoids
- Analyze customer reviews, competitor advertising, and search results to identify the strongest message
- Write ad copy for search and social, test variations, and determine which performs best
- Refine landing pages for clarity and conversion
- Develop campaign ideas and present a monthly recommendation to the founders
- Partner with the Creative Strategist Intern to align messaging and visuals
What you bring, and what you get
What you bring
- Polished, professional writing with the range to write for a lender one day and a consumer brand the next
- Curiosity about why people buy, and the habit of checking a hunch against evidence
- The ability to explain why one headline beats another, and comfort with simple numbers
- Openness to feedback and a record of meeting deadlines
- Currently enrolled in or recently graduated from a program in marketing, communications, journalism, business, or a related field
Nice to have
- Writing for a brand, a publication, or a campus organization
- A basic sense of how ads, landing pages, and analytics fit together
- Experience with AI writing and research tools, used with judgment
What you’ll get
- Hands-on work in strategy, paid media, search, and AI tools across several industries
- The chance to present your recommendations to founders, and to the brands we work with where it fits
- Weekly mentorship from a founder
- Published work for your portfolio, with the brand’s approval
To apply
Send your resume and 2–3 writing samples. At least one sample should be written for a brand or an audience, not a class assignment. Tell us whether you’re applying for spring or summer.