Sage Nootropics
Campus Ambassador / Marketing Intern

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Company Description
Sage Nootropics was created to offer a healthier, more effective alternative to traditional energy drinks and constant reliance on coffee. The brand focuses on products designed to sharpen the mind and support real-life cognitive and physical performance needs. Sage Nootropics is built for ambitious individuals who want to get more out of their day, not just get through it.
Role Description
As a Campus Ambassador / Marketing Intern at Sage Nootropics, you will help build brand awareness and engagement within your university community. On a day-to-day basis, you will promote Sage Nootropics through on-campus events, product sampling, and peer-to-peer outreach, while sharing key brand messages and product benefits. You will support social media and content initiatives by creating posts, stories, and short videos that reflect student life and the brand’s mission. The role also involves gathering feedback from students, identifying partnership opportunities with campus clubs and societies, and reporting on campaign performance and insights. This is an internship role, on-site, located in Exeter / Bath and offers hands-on experience in marketing and brand-building.
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- Strong interest in marketing, brand promotion, and student outreach, with a willingness to represent Sage Nootropics on campus.
- Effective communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to engage diverse student groups and build relationships.
- Basic familiarity with social media platforms (e.g., Instagram, TikTok, Facebook) and content creation for digital audiences.
- Self-motivated and proactive attitude, comfortable working independently and taking initiative in a fast-paced environment.
- Currently enrolled as a student at either Exeter or Bath in the United Kingdom; prior experience in student organisations, events, or marketing is a plus.
- Interest in health, wellbeing, and performance optimisation, and alignment with the brand’s mission and values.


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