Marketing Specialist
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proactiveDallas (TX)
Market Research Analysts and Marketing SpecialistsOther Services Related to Advertising
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Tired of jobs where your growth is capped? Ready to build a career, not just collect a paycheck?At Proactive, we specialize in face-to-face sales and event-based marketing, helping major brands connect directly with their customers. As we continue to expand in Dallas, we’re looking for driven, competitive, and people-focused individuals to join our team.This isn’t your typical desk job — this is a high-energy, performance-driven sales environment where your results directly impact your growth.What You’ll Do• Represent national brands in retail events, pop-ups, and live campaigns• Drive customer acquisition and sales through direct engagement• Build relationships and deliver exceptional customer experiences• Learn and apply sales strategies, closing techniques, and client acquisition methods• Track performance metrics and hit individual + team targets• Work closely with leadership to develop into management rolesWhat We’re Looking For• Strong communication and interpersonal skills• Competitive mindset with a results-driven attitude• Coachable, motivated, and eager to grow• Thrives in a fast-paced, team-oriented environmentWhat We Offer• Paid training in sales, marketing, and leadership development• Clear, merit-based advancement opportunities• Hands-on experience with real clients and campaigns• Team culture focused on performance, recognition, and growth• Networking opportunities and potential travel opportunitiesIf you’re ready to build real-world sales experience and grow into leadership, apply now.
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