Entry Level Marketing
keystone collectiveWayne (NJ)
Entry Level Marketing
Posted today
keystone collectiveWayne (NJ)
SENIORITY
Entry
About the role
At Keystone Collective, we are dedicated to pushing boundaries and delivering outstanding solutions. We're looking for proactive, enthusiastic Marketing Representatives to join our team. This role is perfect for someone eager to start a career in marketing and sales. In this role, Marketing Representatives will be responsible for generating new sales through direct marketing campaigns. Individuals will use effective face-to-face marketing campaigns to promote products and serve as points of contact for all customers to generate new sales leads. If you're a people person and ready to grow your career, we'd love to hear from you!
Entry Level Marketing Responsibilities:
- Assist in promoting our client's products and services
- Provide excellent customer service
- Represent the brand through direct marketing campaigns
- Interact with consumers and act as a point person
- Generate leads and drive SALESThis opportunity is a strong fit if you’re someone who:
- Is looking for an entry point into marketing, sales, or business development
- Enjoys working in a customer-facing, team-driven environment
- Communicates well and learns quickly in fast-paced settings
- Is motivated by growth, goals, and performance-based success
- Is looking for a competitive compensation structure including base pay and commissions
What we are looking for here is the drive, the passion, the student mentality, and the willingness to learn. If you're up for a challenge and looking to grow, APPLY TODAY!
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