Copy Writer (Malayalam)

As a Malayalam Copywriter at Regal Jewellers, your role involves creating compelling ad copies, captions, and campaign content in Malayalam. You will be responsible for developing engaging content for social media, brochures, websites, and other marketing collateral. Collaboration with the media and design team is essential to align copy with brand tone and campaign goals. It is important to adapt brand messaging to resonate with diverse customer segments, ensuring all content is error-free, culturally relevant, and aligned with brand identity. Working under tight deadlines to deliver high-quality content on time is a key aspect of this role. Your qualifications should include a minimum of 2 years of professional copywriting/content writing experience with a strong command of Malayalam, excellent grammar, and writing skills. You should have a proven ability to create engaging, persuasive, and audience-focused content, along with familiarity with advertising, brand voice, and content marketing strategies. The ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously in a fast-paced environment is necessary. Being a creative thinker with attention to detail and cultural nuances will be beneficial in excelling in this role. In summary, the key responsibilities include: - Writing compelling ad copies, captions, and campaign content in Malayalam - Developing engaging content for various marketing channels - Collaborating with the media and design team - Adapting brand messaging for diverse customer segments - Ensuring error-free and culturally relevant content delivery under tight deadlines Qualifications required: - Minimum 2 years of professional copywriting/content writing experience - Strong command of Malayalam with excellent grammar and writing skills - Proven ability to create engaging, persuasive, and audience-focused content - Familiarity with advertising, brand voice, and content marketing strategies - Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously - Creative thinker with attention to detail and cultural nuances,