Advertising & Analytics Intern
red edgeArlington (VA)
Advertising & Analytics Intern
Posted 13 days ago
red edgeArlington (VA)
SENIORITY
Intern
About the role
Internship Opportunity With Red EdgeYou've got skills, ideas, and ambition, but you need a place to show them off—and a place to make them work in the real world. Grab an internship with the advertising team at Red Edge! Red Edge, a digital advocacy firm that serves leading organizations defending free enterprise, is looking for a young whippersnapper to come in and help out—in a meaningful way. We're looking for an older-than-their-years type who doesn't need babysitting and who can learn and offer their own ideas. Be a go-getter who isn't afraid to take ownership over projects and tasks Be willing to bring their own ideas to further our creativity and help brainstorm projects Strategize, set up, and monitor advertising for clients across search, video, social, and programmatic platforms Use immense attention to detail to create high quality work Have familiarity with either advertising platforms, analytics, or data analysis Leave with an effusive recommendation and demonstrable work to show future employers (hey, maybe that's us) Timeline: When can you start?
Pay:
This is a paid internship. Pay aligns with experience. About Red Edge: We have extensive experience in creating and implementing digital strategies, campaigns, and products—ranging from brand conception, design, coding, targeted advertising, and community management—for leading international corporations, major trade associations, political parties, charities, and more. Located near the Courthouse Metro stop in Arlington.
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