Multimedia Account Executive
forcht groupSomerset (KY)
About the role
Overview:
Qualified candidates should have at least 2-years sales experience, digital sales experience preferred. Having a post-secondary degree in business, marketing, or communications is preferred but is not a requirement to submit a resume for the career opportunity. The Multi-Media Account Executive will be expected to do the following:
Understand broadcast radio and digital sales and how both work together to develop effective advertising solutions
Develop successful advertising and marketing solutions and campaigns for clients using multi-media platforms
Schedule meetings with clients to discuss radio and digital marketing opportunities with FTG Radio
Write client script copy for on-air radio spots and the digital dashboard
Meet monthly sales goals and assist the market General Sales Manager in creating and meeting monthly market goals and in developing new campaigns for clients
Engage in professional development opportunities provided and paid for by Forcht Broadcasting Radio & Digital, which includes taking online digital marketing courses from the Radio Advertising Bureau
Find new advertising partners and set appointments for advertising solutions meetings with new clients
Represent FTG Radio at various community activities and meetings such as chamber of commerce meetings, ribbon-cutting ceremonies, and etc.
Compensation will reflect sales and work experience. A competitive package will be offered to qualified candidates.
Forcht Broadcasting Radio & Digital is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Qualifications:
Skills Behaviors:
Motivations:
Education Required High School or better.
Preferred Bachelors or better in Business or related field.
Experience Required:
Two years of sales experience.
Preferred Associates or Bachelors Degree in Business, Marketing or Communications is preferred but not required.
Licenses & Certifications:
Equal Opportunity Employer
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