Marketing and Social Media Intern
nexline communicationsKingston (PA)
Marketing and Social Media Intern
Posted 3 days ago
nexline communicationsKingston (PA)
SENIORITY
Intern
About the role
Growing Telecommunications company seeking candidates looking an internship opportunity.
Tasks include:
- Working alongside out business development team.
- Offering input on new marketing ideas.
- Assist and work with sales manager in inputting information into our customer database. Posting on social media platforms
- Attending industry trade shows
- Learn products and services
- Paid Internship with additional bonuses
Nexline Communications represents one of the fastest-growing companies in the Technology Industry. Providing communication solutions for business locally and across the country. Nexline is a full-service telecommunications and AI provider. Leading the way in solutions for business in the SMB space. As part of the team at Nexline, you will get a behind the scenes look at many industries and the internal workings of those businesses. With 99% of businesses utilizing Phones and UCaaS (Unified Communications as a Service) as the lifeblood of their business, Unified Communications Solutions have become top priority. Nexline helps to streamline those communication needs. We provide communication through our well-designed platforms that can be tailored to the needs of each customer. Nexline specializes in Unified Communications, Telecommunications, VoIP Phone/Network Solutions and Voice Services.
Learn more at mynexline.com-Headquarters Located near Wilkes Barre, PA --Recent/Upcoming Graduates welcomed to apply.
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