Mid Level Copywriter Jobs
Mid level copywriter jobs go to writers ready to own campaigns end to end, make creative decisions independently, and elevate the work of junior team members. 67% of openings are remote or hybrid, with roles concentrated across Marketing & Advertising, Media & Entertainment, and Healthcare & Medical Services and employers like DaVita, Genesco, and MrBeast hiring at this level now.
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Marketing Copywriter
The Ideal Candidate
The Marketing Copywriter will help shape the voice, storytelling, and content strategy for Journeys across key marketing channels. This role will lead the development of compelling, brand-right copy for seasonal campaigns, email, social media, digital advertising, video, e-commerce, SEO/GEO, site and blog content, and in-store experiences.
Reporting to the Creative Lifestyle & Copy Manager, the Marketing Copywriter will serve as a strategic creative partner to Creative, E-commerce, Brand, and other cross-functional teams. This person will bring a strong understanding of youth culture, fashion, footwear, retail, and digital marketing to develop compelling, search-optimized content that connects with our audience, strengthens brand visibility across traditional and emerging search platforms, and drives business results. The ideal candidate understands SEO/GEO, evolving search behaviors, and the growing role of AI-powered discovery, and knows how to create content that is relevant, engaging, and discoverable across search engines, e-commerce platforms, AI tools, and digital channels.
How You Will Make an Impact
- Create marketing copy and content across seasonal campaigns, email, social media, digital advertising, video, e-commerce, SEO/GEO, blog, and in-store channels.
- Stay current on evolving search behaviors, including changes in SEO/GEO, generative AI, LLMs, and AI-powered search. Apply these insights to help ensure Journeys content remains relevant, useful, and discoverable.
- Partner with E-commerce and Digital teams to ensure copy supports brand strategy, customer journey, conversion goals, and overall business objectives.
- Concept creative copy for seasonal campaigns, including narratives, taglines, messaging frameworks, editorial concepts, and channel-specific storytelling.
- Help define and evolve Journeys' brand voice and copy standards, ensuring consistency while allowing messaging to flex appropriately across audiences, channels, and moments.
- Conduct ongoing trend, competitor, cultural, consumer, and search research to identify opportunities for relevant and differentiated messaging.
- Translate youth culture, fashion, footwear, social, and digital trends into compelling brand storytelling and marketing opportunities.
- Collaborate with designers, art directors, marketers, social teams, e-commerce partners, agencies, and other creative disciplines to develop cohesive seasonal campaigns and experiences.
- Edit and elevate copy from internal and external partners, providing thoughtful feedback on voice, strategy, clarity, grammar, and effectiveness.
- Use performance insights, analytics, search trends, and audience behavior to inform and continuously improve content strategy and messaging.
- Manage multiple projects and competing priorities while maintaining a high standard of creative quality, accuracy, and strategic alignment.
Experience and Skills You'll Bring
- 3+ years of professional copywriting, content, editorial, marketing, or related experience, preferably within retail, fashion, footwear, lifestyle, youth culture, or an agency environment.
- Exceptional writing, editing, and storytelling skills with the ability to adapt voice and messaging across audiences and channels.
- Strong working knowledge of SEO/GEO principles and content optimization, including keyword strategy, search intent, on-page SEO/GEO, metadata, and organic content performance.
- Strong understanding of digital content ecosystems, including social media, e-commerce, email, websites, paid media, and organic search.
- Strategic thinker who can connect creative ideas to consumer behavior, brand objectives, and business results.
- Deep interest in and knowledge of youth culture, fashion, footwear, music, entertainment, creators, and emerging digital trends.
- Ability to confidently present creative concepts, articulate strategic thinking, and collaborate with stakeholders at varying levels of the organization.
- Strong project management and organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple deadlines and priorities in a fast-paced retail environment.
- High level of attention to detail and commitment to maintaining brand consistency and quality.
- A strong point of view on brand voice, culture, and storytelling.
- The ability to balance creativity with performance, using data, search behavior, and audience insights to make content stronger.
- Curiosity about how AI and LLMs are changing search, content creation, and consumer discovery.
- A collaborative leadership style and the ability to elevate the work of those around you.
- A passion for creating work that feels culturally relevant, distinctly Journeys, and meaningful to our customer.
- A strategic creative mindset that goes beyond writing individual pieces of copy to consider the larger content ecosystem.
Why You'll Love Working Here
- Day-one medical, dental, and vision coverage
- Day-one 401(k) eligibility with company match and rollover options for existing retirement accounts
- 40% employee discount across all Geneso-owned brands and retail concepts
- Paid time off
- Nine paid holidays plus one floating holiday
- Life and disability insurance
- Flexible spending and health savings account options
- Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
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Mid Level Copywriter Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a mid level copywriter job?
Position yourself around ownership, not just output. Highlight campaigns or projects you led from brief to final delivery, decisions you made without heavy direction, and measurable results your copy drove. A portfolio that shows range across formats and industries is more persuasive than volume alone. Tailor your application to the brand voice and channel mix each employer lists in the job description.
Which companies hire mid level copywriters?
Companies hiring mid level copywriters right now include DaVita, Genesco, and MrBeast, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. At this level, hiring covers both in-house brand teams looking for writers who can work independently and agencies staffing mid-weight creatives who can manage client work with limited oversight.
Are there remote mid level copywriter jobs?
Yes, remote and hybrid roles are common at this level. About 67% of mid level copywriter openings are remote or hybrid as of November 2026, reflecting how broadly companies have accepted distributed creative teams. Fully on-site roles do exist, typically at agencies or companies where collaboration with design and brand teams is frequent.
How do I move up to a mid level copywriter role?
The transition from junior to mid level comes from accumulating ownership, not just experience. Writers who get there have led projects rather than executing tasks, built a portfolio that shows consistent quality across multiple formats, and started influencing creative decisions rather than waiting for direction. Specializing in a channel or industry, such as email, B2B SaaS, or retail, tends to accelerate the move.
Which industries hire the most mid level copywriters?
Mid Level copywriter roles concentrate in Marketing & Advertising, Media & Entertainment, and Healthcare & Medical Services, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. These sectors tend to sustain demand at the mid level because they run ongoing content programs, product launches, and campaigns that require writers who can work independently and manage multiple briefs simultaneously.