Marketing Representative - Entry Level

Posted 9 days ago

alphalete marketingArlington (TX)

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About the role

Alphalete Marketing is a locally based marketing firm that is committed to keeping our clients' customers at the heart of our business. Our unique method of direct marketing and sales has consistently proven to exceed client sales goals, while also growing the brand and enhancing our customers' experience. As a part of our marketing team, the Marketing Representative would be responsible for providing sales, marketing, and customer service experience intended to improve the profitability of our clients. Individuals will focus on lead generation and nurturing potential customers through promotional sales.
Responsibilities: Engage face-to-face daily with potential new consumers and educate them on current promotions Represent the brand through direct marketing campaigns Interact with potential customers to provide quality customer service Act as a point person for all consumer relations Generate leads and drive SALES
Qualifications: Experience in customer-facing roles (restaurant/service industry, retail, sales, customer service) preferred Sales/customer service/marketing experience is a plus Student Mentality: The ability to continuously look to learn and grow People Person: Great interpersonal skills is a plus Problem Solver: Being solution oriented to help customers in all situations Team player: Being capable of not only excelling individually, but as a team as well Seniority level Entry level Employment type Full-time Job function Sales, Marketing, and Customer Service Industries Marketing Services Restaurants Hospitality Referrals increase your chances of interviewing at Alphalete Marketing by 2x Get notified about new Marketing Representative jobs in Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.

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