Marketing Representative

Posted 9 days ago

sandhills publishingLincoln (NE)

Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and Travel Other Services Related to Advertising

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Junior

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$60,000

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About the role

Career & Internships - Sales & Marketing Do you love to travel? Earn up to $60,000 or more per year with a quarterly travel bonus! Check out our Marketing Representative position today!

Overview: The Marketing Representative is responsible for acquiring and servicing new and existing contact points and data for bulk distribution of our trade publications and websites. Maintaining and updating distribution information for our publications via travel and telephone is required. Travel to industry trades shows to promote our publications and websites is also required. All travel may require overnight and weekend stays. In the process of handling these responsibilities, Marketing Representatives may assist in the implementation of circulation strategies. Processing of website registrations, entering auction results, and other miscellaneous projects may be assigned. The Marketing Representative must work as a team to help assure the success of the publications. Assume other duties as assigned. Position available in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Qualifications: In Office Position. 4.5 day regular work week. Ability to commute daily to local office is required. Excellent oral and written communication skills Able to work independently and communicate within a team environment Results oriented Flexible and open to change Stable and progressive work history Professional appearance and demeanor Other Opportunities Bilingual International Sales Representative (Mexico) Cattle Buyer Field Marketing Representative

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