Entry Level Marketing
skyline consultingGoshen (NY)
About the role
Are you ready to kickstart your career in marketing and sales? Skyline Consulting is growing fast, and we’re looking for driven, energetic individuals to join our Entry-Level Marketing Specialist team.ON-SITE LOCAL APPLICANTS ENCOURAGED TO APPLYWhy Skyline Consulting? We’re a local, high-performance marketing and sales firm built on a culture of growth, teamwork, and opportunity. If you have a student mentality, a passion for people, and a hunger to learn, we want to meet you. As part of our on-site marketing crew, you’ll gain hands-on experience in customer engagement, retail sales, and marketing strategy — all while helping boost profitability for our clients and retail partners.
What You’ll Do:
- Interact with customers in a retail setting
- Recommend tailored product and service solutions
- Answer customer questions with confidence and clarity
- Collaborate across departments to ensure customer satisfaction
- Help drive brand awareness and generate qualified leads
What We’re Looking For:
- Experience in sales, customer service, or marketing is a plus, but not required
- Eagerness to learn and grow (student mentality is a must)
- Positive, team-oriented attitude
- Problem-solving skills and great communication
- Local applicants (on-site role)
What You’ll Get:
- Paid training and ongoing mentorship
- Fast-tracked career growth with merit-based promotions
- A vibrant “work hard, play hard” environment
- Travel opportunities and leadership workshops
- Skill-building in marketing, sales, and business fundamentals
Ready to grow with a team that invests in your success? Apply now and start your journey with Skyline Consulting today.
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