Marketing Representative - Entry Level

Posted 10 days ago

desert edge marketingLas Vegas (NV)

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About the role

We are a growing marketing and sales firm focused on delivering exceptional customer experiences and measurable results for our clients. We specialize in direct promotional marketing strategies that help brands connect directly with consumers.
About the Role: We are seeking motivated, energetic individuals to join our team as Entry‑Level Marketing Representatives. In this role, you’ll work closely with our marketing and sales team to generate new customer leads through in‑person interactions while helping execute our clients’ promotional marketing campaigns. You’ll gain sales and marketing experience by assisting our clients with in‑person promotions that help customers find products and services that meet their needs.
Responsibilities: Engage face‑to‑face daily with potential new consumers and educate them on current promotions Represent the brand through direct marketing campaigns Interact with potential customers to provide quality customer service Act as a point person for all consumer relationst>genereate leads and drive SALES
Qualifications: Experience in customer‑facing roles (restaurant/service industry, retail, sales, customer service) preferred Sales/customer service/marketing experience is a plus Student Mentality: The ability to continuously look to learn and grow. People Person: Great interpersonal skills are a plus! Problem Solver: Being solution‑oriented to help customers in all situations. Team player: Being capable of not only excelling individually, but as a team as well

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