Junior Marketing Trainee - Entry Level

Posted 2 days ago

cornerstone sales groupNew York (NY)

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About the role

At Cornerstone Sales Group, we are dedicated to pushing boundaries and delivering outstanding solutions. We look for proactive and enthusiastic Marketing Trainees to join our team. This role is perfect for someone eager to start a career in marketing and sales. As a part of our marketing team, the Junior Marketing Trainee would be responsible for providing sales, marketing, and customer service experience intended to improve the profitability of our clients. Focusing on lead generation and nurturing potential customers, individuals will play a key role on our promotions team through promotional sales.
Responsibilities:
  • Assist in promoting our client's products and services
  • Provide excellent customer service
  • Represent the brand through direct marketing campaigns
  • Interact with consumers and act as a point person
  • Generate leads and drive SALESThis opportunity is a strong fit if you’re someone who:
  • Is looking for an entry point into marketing, sales, or business development
  • Enjoys working in a customer-facing, team-driven environment
  • Communicates well and learns quickly in fast-paced settings
  • Is motivated by growth, goals, and performance-based success
  • Has 0–2 years of experience (retail, hospitality, or customer service is a plus)
Join us in a rewarding and challenging role where you can make a difference through your sales and marketing skills. Apply today and be a part of our enthusiastic team!

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