The Entry-Level Marketing Coordinator will support marketing campaigns, customer outreach, and brand awareness initiatives while assisting with event promotions and tracking campaign performance.
Company Description
At Horizon Point, we don’t just create marketing—we go the extra mile to ensure every campaign makes an impact. By combining creativity, strategy, and data-driven insights, we help your business grow, engage your audience, and achieve success that lasts.
Job Description
Overview:
We are seeking a motivated Entry-Level Marketing Coordinator to support promotional campaigns, customer outreach, and brand awareness initiatives.
What You’ll Be Promoting:
Consumer products and services such as telecommunications plans, retail products, or home services through in-person campaigns and events.
Key Responsibilities:
- Coordinate marketing campaigns and outreach activities
- Assist with event promotions and customer engagement efforts
- Track campaign performance and maintain activity reports
- Help prepare marketing materials and promotional displays
- Collaborate with marketing and communications teams on campaign execution
- Strong communication and organizational skills
- Detail-oriented and proactive mindset
- Ability to multitask in fast-paced environments
- Basic computer proficiency
- No prior experience required (paid training provided)
- Competitive salary
- Growth opportunities within the company
- Supportive and collaborative team environment
- Professional development opportunities
- Stable full-time position
- Modern and professional workplace culture
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