Junior Marketing (Entry-Level)

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rad marketing agencyPhoenix (AZ)
Market Research Analysts and Marketing SpecialistsOther Services Related to Advertising

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About the role

At Rad Marketing Agency, we specialize in face-to-face marketing, brand promotions, and customer acquisition for nationally recognized clients. As we expand, we’re hiring motivated, career-driven individuals ready to break into marketing, sales, and business development—no prior experience required.If you're looking for a fast-paced, people-focused role with clear advancement opportunities, this is your chance to gain real-world experience and grow quickly.About the RoleThis Entry Level Junior Marketing Specialist position is a hands-on, in-person role where you’ll gain experience across marketing, sales, customer service, and leadership development. You’ll work directly with customers in a retail/event-based environment, helping drive brand awareness and new customer acquisition.Key ResponsibilitiesExecute face-to-face marketing and sales campaigns in a retail environmentBuild relationships and engage directly with customersPromote client products/services and drive new customer acquisitionsDeliver exceptional customer service and brand representationCollaborate with a high-energy team to hit daily and weekly targetsQualificationsEntry-level (0–2 years experience) — recent grads and career changers encouragedStrong communication and interpersonal skillsCompetitive mindset with a goal-oriented attitudeQuick learner with interest in marketing, sales, or businessMust be comfortable in a customer-facing, on-site environmentWhat We OfferWeekly Pay + Performance BonusesRapid Career Growth & Promotion OpportunitiesPaid Training (No Experience Needed)Leadership Development & Management Training TrackTravel Opportunities & Networking EventsHigh-Energy, Team-Oriented Culture

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