Graphic Designer

Graphic Designer

Company details

Description of the offer

We’re looking for a lead graphic designer for our Amazon marketing agency. If you love combining design + marketing psychology and care more about conversions than just “pretty pictures”, this might be your spot.

You’ll work closely with our founder, dive deep into what makes people stop, click, and buy, and turn those insights into clean, minimal, scroll-stopping visuals. This is a big, ongoing role with plenty of creative responsibility, room to shape our design standards, and the chance to have a real impact on sales, not just aesthetics.

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You’ll be the lead freelance graphic designer for our Amazon marketing agency, working directly with our founder.

Your role is to create high-converting, scroll-stopping images that drive sales on Amazon.

You understand marketing psychology, and create designs that are both aesthetic and strategic — not just “pretty images.”

⏳ Workload & Payment

This is a long-term, high-workload freelance collaboration.

We’re looking for someone who can dedicate approximately 30–40 hours per week to our projects on a consistent basis. The exact workload can vary by month depending on project volume, but you should be available for a near full-time engagement with us as your main client.

We’re looking for a monthly freelance retainer ($2000 – $2500)based on a near full-time workload.

 Design Deliverables:

• Main Image (Hero image that appears in search results)
• Product Image Gallery (6 Images with Benefits & Features)
• A+ Content (Modular plug-and-play system)
• Amazon Banner Ads (Advertising Banners)
• Amazon Storefront Design (Store Design with Sub-Pages)

 Key Responsibilities

• Collaborate with the marketing lead and design based on the instructions provided
• Research and analyze high-performing listings on Amazon to identify design patterns and psychological triggers
• Understand image psychology: what makes people stop scrolling, click, and buy
• Use AI models to create images when product assets are missing
• Maintain a swipe file of best-performing images across niches
• Build and update a reusable library of content pieces (labels, callouts, etc.)
• Create aesthetic, minimal, and clean designs that convert
• Work independently and make design decisions without constant direction

⚙️ Process

• Initially you’ll receive a briefing for each content piece, outlining general style and used text
• Later on you’ll be expected to contribute more and more to the layout
• We have training material with best practices and a swipefile with examples

✅ You’re A Fit If You…

• Have 2-4+ years of graphic design experience (Amazon/Ecom, DTC marketing, or direct response preferred)
• Understand marketing psychology and what makes people buy
• Know how to balance aesthetics with conversion focused design
• Are proficient in Figma, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, or Canva Pro
• Can create minimal, clean, and professional designs that stand out
• Research top-performing images in relevant niches
• Can move fast and deliver high-quality work consistently
• Have a strong sense of visual hierarchy, color theory, and typography
• Can take creative direction and execute with minimal revisions
• Work independently and don’t need constant feedback on aesthetic decisions

❌ You’re NOT A Fit If You…

• Need constant direction or approval for every design choice
• Think graphic design is just “making things look nice”
• Don’t understand the psychology behind high-converting visuals
• Can’t meet tight deadlines or work within a fast paced environment
• Can’t commit to being available during CET business hours
• Don’t stay updated on current design trends across Amazon & Ecom
• Get overwhelmed by working on multiple different products at once

Application Process

All serious candidates will complete a paid assignment consisting of 4 hours of work. You will receive 4 hours worth of pay at your hypothetical monthly freelance retainer for all serious completions.

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