Digital Marketing Internship at MaxEd
Who can apply
- Experience
- No experience required
About this role
MaxEd is one of India's largest Academia-Industry connected communities promoted by i-miRa Knowledge Solutions, a Business Technology firm based in Trivandrum, Kerala. MaxEd brings together experts from Industry & Academia & curate solutions in the area of research, consulting & skilling. MaxEd also curates events relevant to both the fields. Responsibilities of the Intern: Assist in the formulation of strategies to promote the online portal Plan and monitor the ongoing company presence on social media (Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn etc.) Be actively involved in SEO efforts (keyword, image optimization, etc.) Prepare online newsletters and promotional emails and organize their distribution through various channels Provide creative ideas for content marketing and promotion Ensure the traffic flow to website Acquire insight in online marketing trends and keep strategies up-to-date
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Is this role open to freshers?
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