Entry Level Marketing
afluenceIndianapolis (IN)
About the role
Afluence, INC is a local marketing and sales company composed of highly professional and hardworking individuals. We are looking for team-oriented individuals who enjoy working with others and want to gain experience in marketing and sales. As an Entry-Level Marketing Associate, the primary responsibility will be to provide exceptional service, promote products, and drive sales through effective face-to-face marketing campaigns; then move into more leadership aspects as we grow.
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 opportunities 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 Afluence today.
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