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Job Title
Anthropologie: Brand Marketing Intern
Job Location
Philadelphia, PA 19112, USA
Job Overview
- Support the planning and execution of marketing content
- Collaborate with merchandising and creative teams to align content and timing with business objectives
- Identify opportunities to incorporate user-generated content in brand digital channels
- Present growth opportunities, testing strategies, and new adoption strategies in marketing efforts
- Work collectively with cross-functional teams to bring campaigns to life
- Analyze and assess marketing efforts using data
Compensation
Not specified in the job post.
Responsibilities
- Support planning and execution of marketing content, aligning with business objectives
- Identify opportunities for user-generated content in brand digital channels
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to bring campaigns to life
- Analyze and assess marketing efforts using data
Requirements
- Degree in Marketing or Communications preferred
- Understanding of social media platforms (Marketing Platforms, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, etc.)
- Extremely well-organized, methodical, and efficient
- Innovative and enthusiastic about bringing ideas to the table
- Self-motivated and proficient at managing multiple projects simultaneously
We're excited for you to apply!
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For Philadelphia, PA | $3,803/mo
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