Top Marketing Jobs

The YouTube Channel Manager will own the content journey, manage video production, engage with the community, and analyze data to improve strategy.

The Videographer will lead video production tasks focused on marketing, training, and collaboration with various departments, overseeing all stages of production.

As a Direct Mail Specialist, you will manage direct mail campaigns, analyze target audiences, craft messaging, and collaborate with teams to optimize results.

The Social Media Specialist will develop strategies to enhance the company's brand presence, drive website traffic, and analyze social media effectiveness. Responsibilities also include content creation and collaboration with the marketing team.

The Marketing Manager will manage a team of up to 10 associates and is expected to bring strong marketing experience to lead effective strategies and connect customers with offers.

The Communications and PR Specialist will manage social media interactions, create strategic content, and build relationships with stakeholders while promoting the organization's messages.

The Social Media Associate will manage Instagram communications, work with the marketing team, stay updated on trends, and analyze follower insights.

The Social Media Associate will manage X communications, work with marketing teams, update on trends, and understand client needs.

The Marketing Content Writer will create persuasive content for various platforms, research markets, pitch strategies, and collaborate with teams to enhance web content.

The Director of Public Relations will enhance the company's image through media interviews, strategizing with lobbyists, marketing, and leadership, and responding to reporters.