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Entry Level Marketing Associate

Posted 11 days ago

synapticEast Cleveland (OH)

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About the role

About the Role: As an Entry-Level Marketing Associate, you'll play an important role in helping our clients build relationships with customers and increase brand awareness. Working alongside experienced team members, you'll gain practical experience in marketing, customer engagement, sales support, and campaign execution while developing valuable professional skills. We believe the best way to learn is through experience, which is why every new team member participates in comprehensive, hands-on training. Our training program is designed to help you build confidence in customer communication, product knowledge, and professional development from day one.
Responsibilities:
  • Represent client products and services professionally
  • Engage with customers in a face-to-face setting
  • Answer customer questions and provide product information
  • Assist with marketing and promotional campaigns
  • Build positive customer relationships
  • Track customer interactions and campaign results
  • Participate in daily coaching and professional development
Qualifications: Strong communication skillsPositive attitude and willingness to learnTeam-oriented mindsetReliable and professional No previous experience required
Required Skills: Strong communication skillsPositive attitude and willingness to learnTeam-oriented mindsetReliable and professional
Preferred Skills:
  • No previous experience required
  • Pay range and compensation package
  • Paid hands-on training
  • Full-time schedule
  • Career advancement opportunities
  • Team-oriented work environment
  • Leadership development
Additional Responsibilities:
  • Assist with executing in-person marketing campaigns
  • Learn campaign planning and client communication strategies
  • Monitor customer feedback and share insights with leadership
  • Maintain a professional representation of client brands
  • Help contribute to team and office goals

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