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Marketing Assistant

Posted 2 days ago

energy innovation policy technologyArlington (TX)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$70,000 - $94,000

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About the role

NexTech Systems pays for outcomes, trusts its Marketing Assistant team to chase them, and gives Arlington sellers the room to swing big. Few sales marketing roles let you own the whole thing end to end; this mid-level one in Arlington does, and it pays $70,000 - $94,000.
Key Responsibilities: Cultivate referral channels and strategic partnerships in Arlington Wire Decision Making and Demand Generation together so marketing hands sales clean leads Lead innovative go-to-market efforts for products launching in TX Keep Arlington renewals from slipping by owning the timeline Stitch together a referral program NexTech Systems customers want to share Chase the sales marketing whitespace no rep in TX has worked Report on attribution and channel ROI to inform the $70,000 - $94,000 budget cycle Carry the demo from screen-share to signature in one sitting What You'll Bring Work Ethic fundamentals plus the Copywriting polish clients notice A steady hand when three priorities all claim to be number one Willingness to commute to Arlington, TX or work flexibly as needed Reliable, accountable, and committed to following through Run from a single floor in Arlington, TX, NexTech Systems is a feedback-hungry reminder that sales marketing breakthroughs still start small. We reward the teammate who unblocks three colleagues over the one who quietly hero-codes alone. At NexTech Systems, you'll find $70,000 - $94,000, a four-day flex week option, and ongoing coaching to deepen your Display Advertising skills. Current and accurate as of this visit, the freelance opening stands ready. Come find out why people stay at NexTech Systems once they get here; the Marketing Assistant door is open.

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