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Creative Strategist

Create the strategy and creative work that gets coaches, course creators, and education organizations interested in the Mind Minutes Method.

The impact

Make efficient marketing feel obvious.

Your job is to help the market understand one big belief: the Mind Minutes Method can help them run much more efficient marketing programs. That means fewer wasted leads, less pressure on admissions or sales calls, better use of content, and a clearer path from attention to enrollment.

The single belief

If I use the Mind Minutes Method, I can run a more efficient marketing program because every campaign is built around the beliefs a buyer needs before they act.

Two audience tracks

Same method. Different buying pressure.

Coaches, courses, and SMEs

Help founders and expert-led teams see why more content, louder launches, or cheaper leads are not the real fix. The method gives them a practical way to turn attention into trust before checkout or a call.

Education and training organizations

Help marketing, enrollment, admissions, and leadership teams see the cost of asking too early. The method gives them one operating language for lead quality, belief coverage, content order, and admissions efficiency.

What you will learn

  • How the Mind Minutes Method works, from the one belief to the nine beliefs and the Minute Gap Diagnostic.
  • How coaches, online course creators, and expert-led businesses think about inefficient marketing.
  • How education and training organizations think about lead quality, admissions load, budget waste, and enrollment efficiency.
  • How to turn hard minutes and soft minutes into paid creative, social content, landing page sections, and nurture ideas.

What you will do

  • Create audience-specific creative strategies for coaches and course creators, and for organization-level education buyers.
  • Write briefs, hooks, ad concepts, scripts, post ideas, and landing page sections that make the method feel useful and urgent.
  • Translate assessment data, customer language, founder thinking, and sales objections into creative campaigns.
  • Build content plans that move people from interest in the problem to belief in the method.
  • Review creative performance by looking at whether people are giving us more minutes, not just whether they clicked.

Good fit

  • You think clearly before you write quickly.
  • You can spot when marketing is asking too early.
  • You care about buyer psychology, not just clever lines.
  • You want your work to move real enrollment outcomes.
First eight weeks

From method immersion to live campaigns.

We are looking for people who move the project forward without handholding. You should be able to study the method, use the docs, ask precise questions, make strong first drafts, and turn learning into visible progress every week.

Week 1

Learn the method

You study the Mind Minutes promise, the Minute Gap Diagnostic, the nine beliefs, hard and soft minutes, and the core belief we need the market to adopt.

Week 2

Map the two buyers

You separate the coach, course, and SME buyer from the organization-level buyer, then map what each already believes, doubts, wants, and misunderstands.

Week 3

Read the real journey

You review diagnostics, pages, funnels, posts, comments, and sales language to see where buyers already give attention and where the belief journey breaks.

Week 4

Build the message map

You turn the method into audience-specific beliefs, objections, proof points, angles, and content jobs. This becomes the working map for creative and social output.

Week 5

Create the first system

You create a useful first set of assets: hooks, posts, scripts, carousels, ads, landing page sections, or briefs that make efficient marketing feel obvious.

Week 6

Put it in rhythm

You connect the strongest assets to a weekly rhythm, so the work compounds instead of becoming scattered output.

Week 7

Read the signals

You look at saves, comments, replies, clicks, watch time, diagnostic starts, report completions, and sales questions, then name what the next cycle should improve.

Week 8

Own a loop

You take responsibility for a small creative or social feedback loop: publish, learn, improve, and bring the project forward without waiting to be told every next step.

Apply

Apply to build the method with us.

Send your details and a short note. We will store you as a contact and label the application for this specific role, so it lands in the right hiring list.

What matters most

We care about judgment, clarity, learning speed, and whether you can help people believe the method makes marketing more efficient.