Social Media Marketing Intern
electroBismarck (ND)
Social Media Marketing Intern
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electroBismarck (ND)
SENIORITY
Intern
About the role
Now Accepting Applications: Unpaid Internship This is an unpaid internship. The intern will support NIL athlete outreach and CRM management, keeping athlete communications organized and ensuring every partner stays connected to the brand. Electro is redefining hydration with a functional electrolyte chewing gum built for athletes. We partner with college athletes nationwide, along with professional athletes across the NBA and NFL.This internship is eligible for academic credit. We will work with your school so it counts toward course credit, internship credit, or graduation requirements, and we will complete any paperwork, evaluations, or hour logs your university needs. This role is fully remote and flexible around your class schedule.
What You Will Do:
Document athlete outreach in our CRM with clear notes and follow-up dates.- Represent the brand professionally and positively in every communication.- Coordinate with the founding team on athlete program updates.- Keep the athlete partner database accurate, current, and easy to use.- Manage daily follow-ups with athletes to keep partnerships progressing. Internship Benefits- A professional reference from the founding team for strong performers.- Performance-based growth opportunities, including potential paid roles.- A flexible, remote internship that works around your academic schedule.- Insight into how a modern sports brand grows through athlete partnerships.
About You:
Clear, professional, and personable writing style.- Ability to learn new tools and systems quickly.- Self-motivated and comfortable working in a remote startup environment.- Ability to manage a high volume of daily communication. Apply today to gain hands-on NIL experience.
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