Marketing Internship at Engineer's Cradle
Who can apply
- Experience
- No experience required
About this role
Responsibilities: Lead the marketing team and analyze overall platform growth Make new marketing strategies and execute them with the help of a team Analyze the data from various platforms to improve our user base Study various social media platforms in-depth to understand their functionality Coordinate with different departments and help them in terms of marketing Plan learning curve for the team Qualifications: Have a good understanding of all the Social Media Platforms Have knowledge of relevant tools used for Digital Marketing Have market understanding (Ed-Tech Space) Perks: Certificate of internship completion Letter of recommendation (Performance Based) Letter of consideration (Performance Based) Product-based Incentives (Performance Based) Note : This is an unpaid internship and we look forward to having like-minded people for long-term association.
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Is this role open to freshers?
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