Marketing Associate- Entry Level

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rad marketing agencyPhoenix (AZ)
Market Research Analysts and Marketing SpecialistsOther Services Related to Advertising

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Marketing Associate (Entry Level) | Paid Training | Weekly Pay + Bonuses If you're looking to start a career in marketing, sales, or business development , this Marketing Associate role offers a hands-on way to build real experience from day one.At RAD Marketing Agency , we focus on developing entry-level talent into confident professionals through face-to-face marketing, customer engagement, and leadership training . You'll work directly with customers, represent well-known brands, and learn how to drive new business and brand awareness in a fast-moving environment. What This Role Involves This isn't a desk job—this is a people-focused, entry-level marketing position where you'll: Support customer acquisition and brand promotion campaigns Interact with customers in retail and event-based environments Explain promotions, products, and services with confidence Assist with lead generation, sales support, and new account setup Track performance and contribute to team sales goals Who This Is Ideal For This role is designed for individuals who are: Starting out in marketing, sales, or customer service (0–3 years experience) Comfortable working in a customer-facing, team-driven environment Strong communicators with a goal-oriented mindset Interested in long-term career growth and leadership development Retail, hospitality, or customer service experience is a plus—but not required.Learn fast with paid training—no experience needed Earn weekly with bonuses tied to your performance Grow quickly with promotion opportunities based on results Work alongside a supportive, high-energy team Get access to travel opportunities and networking events

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