Marketing Intern
ups storeBaton Rouge (LA)
About the role
Marketing Intern The UPS Stores in Baton Rouge are locally owned and operated, proudly serving our community with shipping, printing, and business solutions. Were looking for a creative and driven Marketing Intern to help us grow our customer base and strengthen our local presence. What Youll Do: Create and schedule engaging social media content for multiple UPS Store locations Develop and execute direct mail marketing campaigns to our current customers Plan and implement Every Door Direct Mail (EDDM) campaigns to reach new neighborhoods and businesses Assist with community outreach including partnerships, local events, and BNI or chamber activities Support in-store marketing and promotions (flyers, signage, seasonal campaigns)Track and analyze engagement metrics to measure marketing performance Contribute fresh ideas for local brand awareness and customer loyalty
Ideal Candidate:
Currently pursuing or recently graduated with a degree in Marketing, Communications, or Business Proficient with social media platforms (Instagram, Facebook, Linked In, etc.)Strong writing and communication skills Detail-oriented, reliable, and able to manage multiple projects Comfortable learning about small business operations and community marketing What Youll Gain: Hands-on experience managing marketing campaigns for multiple retail locations Exposure to real-world business marketing from digital to direct mail Mentorship from experienced small business owners Opportunity to make a measurable impact in your local community
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