The role You will write the scripts behind our YouTube output: the hooks, the structure, the retention beats and the calls to action. This is long-form persuasion in a format where the audience leaves the moment they are bored, and where the difference between a good script and an average one is measured publicly in the retention graph. Our subject matter is health and supplements. It is a regulated category, which means the strongest version of a claim is usually the one you cannot make. Good writers here treat that as a constraint to write around, not a reason to be vague. What you will be doing * Write scripts. Hook, structure, retention beats, close. * Write for the graph. Read retention data on what shipped and change the next script because of it. * Research. Every claim needs a source. You will read the study, not the headline about the study. * Work with partners and creators so the script fits the person delivering it. * Stay inside the rules. Learn what supplements can and cannot claim, and write hard within it.
What we will judge in the first ninety days * Scripts shipped and measured, with retention compared against what came before. * You can name our audiences three biggest objections without being told. * One hook of yours outperformed the previous best. What you bring * You have written scripts that shipped on YouTube, with numbers you can talk about. * You understand retention structurally, not as a vibe. * Research discipline. You can read a study and describe it honestly. * Direct-response instinct. The video exists to move someone, not to be admired. * You take editorial notes without flinching. Bonus * Health, supplements or another regulated category. * Experience with paid YouTube as well as organic. * You have written for someone elses voice and made it sound like them. Why this one is worth taking * Your work is measured, not admired. You will know within days whether it worked. * Real editorial standards. Claims get checked here, which make