Entry Level Marketing
rad marketing agencyChandler (AZ)
About the role
Launch your career in marketing, sales, and brand development with a fast-growing team that invests in your success from day one. We are actively hiring motivated, outgoing individuals for an Entry Level Marketing role focused on client engagement, customer interaction, and brand representation. This is a hands-on, in-person position where you’ll gain real-world experience in sales support, customer acquisition, and promotional marketing campaigns while working directly with clients and their customers.
What You’ll Be Doing:
- (Day-to-Day Impact)
- Act as a frontline brand ambassador representing client products and services
- Engage directly with customers to support lead generation and account setup
- Assist in sales support, promotions, and customer outreach initiatives
- Maintain strong knowledge of all client offerings to drive customer engagement and conversions
- Participate in daily in-office training, team meetings, and strategy sessions
What We’re Looking For: We’re hiring for mindset over experience. Ideal candidates are:
- Strong communicators with high emotional intelligence and people skills
- Comfortable in a fast-paced, performance-driven environment
- Team-oriented with natural leadership potential
- High school diploma or equivalent required
- Motivated individuals seeking career advancement in marketing or sales
What We Offer:
- Structured paid training and onboarding program
- Weekly pay with uncapped performance bonuses
- Clear career growth and leadership advancement path
- High-energy, supportive team culture
- All-expenses-paid travel opportunities (performance-based incentives)
Before you apply
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