Copywriting & Content Marketing Intern – In Person
apple box studiosPittsburgh (PA)
Copywriting & Content Marketing Intern – In Person
Posted today
apple box studiosPittsburgh (PA)
SENIORITY
Intern
About the role
Apple Box Studios is a boutique advertising agency currently seeking a motivated and creative Copywriting & Content Marketing Intern. We’re looking for someone who is a recent graduate or a college student studying communications, writing, English, or a related field in the Pittsburgh area. This individual should have a passion for writing, creative thinking, marketing, and storytelling, along with the ability to communicate effectively, juggle multiple projects, and provide excellent creative support. This is a hands-on, in-person opportunity to work alongside our creative and account teams while gaining real-world experience developing ideas, messaging, and content for both Apple Box Studios and our clients. This is a school-year internship for students currently in their junior or senior year of college or someone who has recently graduated. Candidates must reside within the Greater Pittsburgh Region, as this is an in-person position. Remote candidates will not be considered.
Responsibilities:
Write and edit copy for our portfolio of 12+ clients (Social Media, Video Scripts, Promotional Materials, Case Studies)Participate in creative brainstorms and contribute new ideas Proofread and edit materials for clarity, accuracy, grammar, and brand voice Work collaboratively with creative, account management, and production teams
Required Skills:
Strong writing, editing, and proofreading skills Ability to express creativity in support of the company’s and clients’ goals and objectives Strong attention to detail Ability to write within a particular set of brand standards and brand voice Strong written and verbal communication skills Strong researching abilities Ability to efficiently multitask between projects and clients Please email Elizabeth Rees at elizabethrees@appleboxstudios.com a copy of your resume, portfolio, and a brief letter of interest to be considered for this position.
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