Marketing Opening- Entry Level
sanabrixBaltimore (MD)
About the role
We are seeking a motivated and people-oriented Entry Level Marketing Associate to join our growing team. This position is ideal for individuals looking to gain hands-on experience in marketing, brand promotion, and customer engagement while working in a professional, team-based environment. This is an entry-level opportunity with structured training provided—no prior marketing experience is required.
Responsibilities:
Assist with in-person marketing and brand awareness initiatives Engage with customers to explain products, services, and promotions Support marketing campaigns inside partnered retail environments Maintain a professional brand presence and positive customer experience Work closely with team leaders to meet daily performance goals Collect feedback and report on customer interactions
Qualifications:
Strong communication and interpersonal skills Comfortable interacting with customers face-to-face Reliable transportation to local work locations Ability to work a consistent full-time schedule Positive attitude and willingness to learn Previous experience in customer service, retail, or sales is a plus (not required)
What We Offer:
Paid training and ongoing mentorship Clear advancement opportunities based on performance Team-oriented, in-person work environment Weekly compensation structure Skill development in marketing, communication, and leadership Schedule Full-time availability preferred Consistent weekly schedule On-site position (not remote)
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