Marketing Research Specialist

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wirestock recruitmentDenver (CO)

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About the role

Do you have 10+ years of experience researching markets and customers, analyzing competitors and marketing data, identifying trends and opportunities? WIRESTOCK is looking for freelance Marketing Researchers to help develop practical AI tools designed to make everyday work more productive and organized. This is a great opportunity for a hands-on professional who can organize information, communicate requirements clearly, identify practical solutions, and evaluate whether a final product effectively serves its intended purpose. If you are interested in a short-term project, please fill out our form: https://tally.so/r/BzRXBQThe ideal candidate has experience in: Researching markets, customers, competitors, pricing, and marketing strategies. Developing tools, templates, guides, and resources for marketing teams. Organizing market and competitive insights into clear, practical resources. Developing best practices for marketing research, planning, and content creation. Analyzing marketing data to identify opportunities and inform recommendations. Improving and simplifying marketing processes. Collaborating with marketing teams to develop practical, easy-to-use solutions. The ideal candidate is someone who: Has experience in marketing, research, advertising or a related field. Has strong research, analytical, and communication skills. Is hands-on and solution-oriented, with a focus on efficiency and results. Can turn marketing needs and challenges into practical tools and resources. Is detail-oriented and able to work independently. Is comfortable creating professional documents, presentations, visual materials, and videos. Details about the project:
Duration: 5–7 weeks
Type: short-term freelance project
Work arrangement: fully remote
Schedule: flexible / self-managed, following guidance from the Project Manager
Payment per developed material Payment methods: Payoneer or PayPal

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