Marketing Assistant
aurafeBaltimore (MD)
About the role
Marketing Assistant Aurafé | Washington, DC Metro Area | Full-Time | On-Site Expansion built on insight, execution, and accountability. Aurafé helps ambitious organisations grow into new markets through relationship-driven customer acquisition and face-to-face engagement. We're growing our DC metro team and looking for a Marketing Assistant ready to contribute from day one.
What You'll Be Doing:
Representing client campaigns through direct, in-person customer engagement Building genuine rapport and delivering professional customer experiences Communicating campaign messaging clearly and confidently Supporting customer acquisition targets and daily campaign goals Contributing to team performance and overall campaign outcomes Participating in regular coaching and professional development What Aurafé Offers Weekly base pay with performance-based earnings Full training and hands-on experience from day one One-to-one coaching and consistent performance feedback Merit-based progression — contribution determines growth here Travel opportunities for top performersA team built on consistency, accountability, and shared ambition Who We're Looking ForA confident communicator who connects naturally with new people Professional, reliable, and receptive to feedback Motivated by results and comfortable working toward clear goals Available full-time and able to commute within the DC metro area Experience in customer service, retail, hospitality, sales, or events is useful, but not required. We hire for attitude, work ethic, and potential. Growth built to last. Apply today to join Aurafé.
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