Unpaid digital marketing intern assisting with research, security-oriented content creation, global security affairs analysis, and presentation of findings. The role provides hands-on exposure to SEO, SEM, affiliate marketing, programmatic advertising, email marketing, and paid social media. Responsibilities also include creating client social media posts and videos and supporting administrative tasks.
The internship program is composed of multiple stages of learning and implementing (theory and practice) different research methods about best practices of the digital marketing ecosystem focusing on the security industry in the US and the world. The role is to serve a critical function on the team by assisting and learning from management to create unique and exclusive security-oriented content. The candidate will be required to analyze global security affairs and present consolidated data and research findings. In addition, the candidate will be learning a great set of tools in the realm of all digital marketing; among the topics will be;
- Digital Marketing Ecosystem - Intro
- Affiliate Marketing
- Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
- Search Engine Marketing (SEM/Paid Search)
- Programmatic
- Email Marketing
- Paid Social (Social Media)
*This is an unpaid internship with the opportunity to become into a paid full or part-time position.
Requirements
- Native English speakers are a must! (additional language is an advantage)
- G-Suite and social platforms savvy
- Deep knowledge of the U.S and global Political Realm.
- Complete research assignments as needed.
- Create social media posts and videos for clients.
- Assist with administrative duties as needed
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