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We're looking for a Marketing Intern to join 90 Seconds and support our team on our marketing initiatives. This is the ultimate role for a passionate, curious self-starter that understands what it takes to be a part of building a marketing strategy at a fast-growing company. You’ll be given the opportunity to have a large impact on the overall business, working cross-functionally to get the job done.
What you'll do
Day to day, you can expect to:
- Draft and schedule social media posts across LinkedIn and other channels
- Create graphics and short-form content using tools like Canva and Figma
- Help produce email newsletters and campaign assets in Mailchimp or similar
- Write first drafts of blog posts, case studies, and other marketing copy
- Pull together basic performance reports from Google Analytics and social dashboards
- Support with research, competitor analysis, and audience insights
- Work with AI tools (Claude, Midjourney, ElevenLabs) to speed up asset creation
- Coordinate with the wider team to keep campaign timelines on track
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You're studying marketing, communications, media, or something adjacent. You've made content before, whether for a student society, personal project, side hustle, or previous placement. A portfolio or examples of past work is a plus, not a requirement.
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You should be comfortable with social media beyond just being a user, curious about AI tools, and willing to write a lot of first drafts. You don't need to be an expert. You do need to be organised and not afraid to ask questions.
Nice to have
- Some experience with video editing (even phone-level)
- Familiarity with SEO basics
- Any exposure to email platforms or CRMs
- An eye for design, even if you're not a designer
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