Top Entry Level Marketing Jobs

The Marketing Coordinator serves as a brand ambassador, greeting and incentivizing guests at resorts to attend sales presentations. Responsibilities include scheduling guests, maintaining performance goals, and keeping up with marketing information and trends while working collaboratively with resort staff.

The Marketing Coordinator supports the marketing communications plan and local community marketing needs by managing creative assets, customizing ads, creating brochures, and executing community events while maintaining vendor relationships.

The Coordinator will assist the Head of Commercial Marketing in various administrative tasks, coordinate marketing campaigns with labels and artists, manage meetings, and support the Commercial Marketing team's operations through reporting and communication.

The Product Marketing Specialist at Sabre will support the execution of go-to-market strategies for various product lines, including content creation, sales enablement materials, and marketing programs. The role emphasizes collaboration, learning the foundations of product marketing, and growing within the company.

As a Digital Marketing Account Manager, you will act as the primary contact for clients, managing campaigns from inception to completion, utilizing digital marketing tools to drive client success, and working collaboratively with team members in a hybrid work environment.

The Digital Marketing Account Coordinator at C-4 Analytics in Wakefield, MA will be responsible for managing client accounts, project-managing campaigns, and serving as the main point of contact for clients. The role requires strong communication, project management, and client service skills, as well as familiarity with Google and Microsoft Office products. A positive attitude and willingness to travel as needed are also important for success in this role.

The Product Marketing Specialist at Colibri leads the strategy and execution of multi-channel marketing campaigns to enhance the growth of financial services products. Responsibilities include developing creative briefs, analyzing marketing results, and collaborating with product teams to select courses for promotional efforts.

The Content Marketing Specialist will conduct keyword research, write articles, adapt content tone for various audiences, implement editorial feedback, and help achieve SEO traffic goals for clients. They will work in a remote environment, collaborating across departments and managing multiple projects while ensuring high-quality content delivery.