Social Creative

Social Creative | £35k–£45k

📍 Soho, London

💰 £35,000–£45,000

🏢 Hybrid- minimum 3 days in the office / 2 days remote

Sam’s Social Media Club is working with Block Report to find a brilliant Social Creative to join their growing team in London.

And if you're the kind of person who is chronically online, always the first to spot what everyone will be talking about tomorrow and full of ideas for what brands could be doing on social… this could be a very good one.

Who are Block Report?

Block Report is a new kind of creative company built around one idea: helping brands create Fame Beyond the Feed.

They combine cultural data with non-traditional creative thinking to create work that gets people talking in the real world, not just inside the marketing bubble.

That might mean:

• Persuading a brand to take another brand to court
• Creating a fundraiser to buy a competitor’s secret recipe
• Launching an unexpected new product
• Creating a partnership nobody saw coming
• Jumping on a cultural moment before everyone else does

Essentially, they're much more WTF social than BAU social.

And in their first year, they've already:

• Generated 47M+ organic views across just 21 productions
• Started working with some of Britain's most recognisable brands
• Been named one of Campaign's top agencies to watch in 2026
• Come 2nd in Start-up Agency of the Year (don't ask who came 1st)

So, where do you come in?

They're looking for a Social Creative who really understands the internet.

Not just someone who knows what's trending on TikTok, but someone who understands why something is taking off, where culture is moving and how a brand can become part of the conversation without looking like it's trying too hard.

You'll be spotting memes, trends, conversations, emerging creators and those weird little corners of the internet before everyone else does, then turning them into genuinely brilliant opportunities for brands.

Sometimes that could mean spotting something at 10am and having an idea ready to put in front of the client that afternoon.

You'll also be:

• Coming up with reactive and proactive social ideas
• Shooting and editing social-first content
• Getting involved in Block Report's Writers Room sessions and contributing to bigger creative concepts
• Developing and pitching your own ideas
• Finding creative opportunities within community management
• Helping clients understand how social can create genuine fame and conversation around their brand
• Working alongside the wider team to create things people actually want to send to their group chats

Who are we looking for?

• You probably spend more time on the internet than you'd like to admit.
• Your camera roll is full of screenshots.
• Your group chats are full of things you've sent with “WHY AREN'T BRANDS DOING THIS?”
• You know which creators are about to blow up, which memes have already died and which conversations brands have absolutely no business getting involved in.

But importantly, you can turn all of that internet knowledge into great creative work.

You'll ideally:

• Have experience creating social content for brands
• Be able to show examples of work that's generated attention, conversation or genuine cultural impact
• Have a brilliant understanding of internet and social culture
• Be confident coming up with and delivering ideas without loads of oversight
• Be able to shoot and edit content yourself
• Have experience with tools like CapCut and/or Photoshop
• Be comfortable presenting your thinking to clients
• Work well both independently and in fast-paced creative sessions
• See community management as a creative opportunity, not just replying to comments

And culturally?

Block Report believes in the power of freaks and geeks.

They're not looking for everyone to think, work or behave the same way.

They want people who are curious, culturally obsessed, comfortable being themselves and willing to throw the slightly weird idea into the room.

Because quite often, that's the idea everyone ends up talking about.

Why join now?

Block Report is still only around a year old, so you're joining early enough to have a genuine influence on what it becomes.

This isn't a role where you'll disappear into a huge creative department.

You'll be joining a growing team, working closely with the people building the business and helping shape the creative work Block Report becomes known for.