Entry Level Marketing
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rad marketing agencyPhoenix (AZ)
Market Research Analysts and Marketing SpecialistsOther Services Related to Advertising
SENIORITY
Entry
About the role
This is an entry-level opportunity designed for people who want to learn real-world skills in marketing, sales, and client services, regardless of prior experience. At RAD, you’ll be part of a fast-paced, people-first environment where every day looks different. You’ll work directly with customers, represent well-known brands, and contribute to marketing campaigns that focus on customer acquisition and brand awareness across the Greater Phoenix area.Responsibilities:Engage with customers in a retail and face-to-face marketing settingCommunicate promotions and services in a clear, professional wayHelp support lead generation, new account setup, and customer outreachRepresent client brands with energy, confidence, and consistencyWork closely with a team focused on performance, growth, and resultsQualifications:Is looking for an entry point into marketing, sales, or business developmentEnjoys working in a customer-facing, team-driven environmentCommunicates well and learns quickly in fast-paced settingsIs motivated by growth, goals, and performance-based successHas 0–2 years of experience (retail, hospitality, or customer service is a plus)What you’ll gain as part of the team:Clear advancement path into leadership rolesWeekly pay with performance-based bonusesPaid training + hands-on mentorshipA collaborative, high-energy team cultureAccess to travel opportunities and networking events
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