Entry Level Marketing Representative
luxuriate managementCharlotte (NC)
Entry Level Marketing Representative
Posted 2 days ago
luxuriate managementCharlotte (NC)
Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and TravelOther Services Related to Advertising
SENIORITY
Entry
About the role
About the job:
Full-Time | On-Site Luxuriate Management is looking for energetic, motivated individuals to join our growing team in an Entry-Level Marketing role. This role is ideal for those excited to build professional experience, work directly with people, and grow within a supportive, fast-moving environment. You will represent our clients in face-to-face settings, strengthen brand presence, and contribute to sales and outreach initiatives. We are currently seeking local candidates who are available to start in the next 1-2 weeks.*Please note, this is an on-site position.*
Key Responsibilities:
Build positive connections with customers and client partners. Communicate clearly and confidently with customers face-to-face. Participate in team meetings, training sessions, and collaborative planning. Learn and understand client products/services to represent them accurately. Assist with sales initiatives, closing sales, and customer account management. Promote our clients' products and services with enthusiasm and passion to increase awareness.
What You Bring:
Interpersonal communication skills. People Person. Team Player. Proactive mindset and the ability to excel in a fast-paced, people-focused setting.
What We Offer:
Opportunities for professional growth and advancement. Paid training to build your skills and confidence. Weekly base pay with opportunities for bonuses and commissions. Company-covered travel opportunities for select events and training. If this role aligns with your career goals, submit an application on Linked In with your resume today!
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