Ecommerce & Marketing Associate
Ecommerce & Marketing Associate
Posted today
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Ecommerce Support
- Assist with product launches, collection updates, and merchandising on the website
- Help maintain product pages, including copy updates, imagery, tagging, and product organization
- Support site audits to ensure products, collections, navigation, and content are accurate and up to date
- Assist with promotional setup, homepage updates, and campaign execution
- Monitor site experience and flag issues related to product pages, checkout, inventory display, or customer flow
- Own day-to-day product uploads in Shopify, including entering product details, variant setup, pricing, metadata, and imagery across all relevant collections
- Ensure all product pages meet brand standards for copy, imagery, and formatting prior to go-live; assist with copy editing and proofing of product descriptions, collection blurbs, and site-facing text
- Maintain and organize the Shopify backend — including product tagging, collection assignment, inventory status updates, and seasonal archiving
- Support the build-out and QA of new collections and landing pages, ensuring accurate linking, imagery sequencing, and content accuracy across desktop and mobile
- Execute routine site copy edits and updates as directed, including navigation labels, banners, PDPs, and any copy changes tied to campaign or editorial moments
- Marketing Support
- Support the execution of email marketing campaigns, including asset coordination, list segmentation, scheduling, and deployment via the email platform (Klaviyo or similar)
- Assist with building and proofing newsletters — pulling copy, sourcing imagery, formatting templates, and QA-ing links and rendering prior to send
- Help maintain the email marketing calendar, tracking send cadence, subject lines, and performance notes
- Support paid social and digital advertising efforts by assisting with asset organization, copy versioning, trafficking creative to the appropriate platforms, and flagging performance anomalies
- Coordinate with the creative team to ensure marketing assets are delivered on time and meet platform specs across email, paid, and organic channels
- Assist in the preparation of campaign briefs, post-mortems, and performance recaps, pulling data from relevant platforms and formatting for internal review
- Help manage and maintain the brand's social media presence by scheduling content, drafting captions, and supporting community engagement as directed
- Track and organize campaign assets, ensuring files are properly named, stored, and accessible to cross-functional team members
- Qualifications1–2 years of relevant internship or work experience in ecommerce, digital marketing, social media, fashion, or a related field preferred
- Familiarity with Shopify strongly preferred
- Highly organized with strong attention to detail
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Comfortable juggling multiple projects in a fast-paced environment
- Interested in fashion, storytelling, ecommerce, and digital culture
- Proficient in Google Sheets/Docs and comfortable learning new platforms quickly
- Familiarity with Klaviyo, Instagram, and influencer tools is a plus, but not required
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