Social Media Marketing Intern
tapcapFort Wayne (IN)
Social Media Marketing Intern
Posted today
tapcapFort Wayne (IN)
SENIORITY
Intern
SALARY
$25/hr
About the role
About TapCapTapCap is one of the hottest collectible toy brands on the market, with its first four collections selling out. TapCap is an internet-first brand that meets consumers at the forefront of culture, gaming, and collectibles.
The Role:
We’re running a large creator campaign and need someone to help get TapCap in front of hundreds of creators across Instagram and TikTok You’ll find the right creators, reach out, follow up, and get them onboarded into our campaigns. If you like talking to people, live on social media, and can keep a pipeline organized, this is for you.
What You’ll Do:
- Research and build lists of creators who fit our audience (gaming, collectibles, toys, sports, pop culture)
- Send outreach by email and Instagram DM at high volume, and follow up consistently
- Track contact, reply, and status in our outreach tracker so nothing slips through
- Help onboard interested creators into our UGC platform and campaigns
- Answer basic creator questions and pass deal or rights questions to the team
- Report weekly on outreach numbers, response rates, and what messaging is working
What We’re Looking For:
- Willing to grind, ready to do cold outreach at a high volume.
- Strong written communication; you can write a short message that actually gets a reply
- Organized and self-directed, comfortable with repetitive, high-volume work
- Familiar with creator culture on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTubeComfortable with Google Sheets or similar tools
Bonus:
interest in gaming, collectibles, or toys; experience in sales, BD, or social media; any creator or influencer marketing experience What You’ll GetHands-on experience in influencer marketing and business development at a fast-growing consumer brand Direct work with the founding team
Compensation: $25/hr, 10-20 hours a week.
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