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September 1, 2016, Filed Under: Employment Opportunity, Internship

SpareFoot PAID Internship Opportunity

Content Marketing and PR Internship

Are you a skilled communicator looking to break into the world of content marketing and PR? Do you have a knack for writing targeted pitches via email and social media that break through the noise? Are you media savvy? Do you want to work with an experienced and a fast-moving team of people who are excited to welcome a valuable new member? Oh, and do you want to do all of that at one of Austin’s hottest tech companies with perks like gourmet lunches prepared by our onsite chef, a dog-friendly office, plenty of snacks, and a laid back atmosphere? If so, we have the perfect role for you.

SpareFoot is looking for a Content Marketing and PR Intern to join our marketing team. Your primary responsibility will be to pitch and promote our editorial (blog and landing page) content to reporters, producers, and bloggers in order to build links and brand exposure for SpareFoot and our partner sites.

We’re looking for someone who’s driven by results, thinks strategically, and can come up with creative, flexible solutions when current tactics aren’t working. You must be a skilled writer and communicator. You’re probably a Marketing, Public Relations, Advertising, Communications or English major.

About Us

  • SpareFoot is the largest marketplace for storage, making it simpler to move and store your stuff. Our website lets you compare the most storage options nationwide and pick the best solution for your needs, whether it’s traditional self-storage or full-service storage.
  • SpareFoot operates a network of websites that help consumers comparison shop for storage facilities (like Hotels.com for self-storage). These include www.sparefoot.com and www.selfstorage.com.
  • For examples of the kind of content we’ll be promoting, check out:
    • The SpareFoot Blog
    • The SelfStorage.com Moving Blog
    • The SpareFoot Moving Guides
    • Landing pages like this

What you will do everyday:

  • Identify audiences and individuals at digital media outlets that will share our content
  • Write killer pitches over email and social media to get our content shared and promoted
  • Maintain lists of relevant online media for future outreach
  • Work with our editorial team on spacing out relevant content based on workload and timeliness
  • Send regular progress reports and track goals
  • Figure out what’s working, what isn’t, and iterate

About you:

  • You’re hungry –– you love doing media outreach and securing coverage
  • Ability to work between 20 – 28 hours a week
  • Results-driven, a strategic thinker, and able to quickly pivot when current tactics aren’t working.
  • You’re organized
  • You’re a skilled writer and communicator.

Bonus Points:

  • You’re a Marketing, Public Relations, Advertising, Communications or English major.
  • Experience with Content Marketing or SEO isn’t required, but would be a plus.

Demo Question (in a form when applying)

SpareFoot recently released this study: https://www.sparefoot.com/moving/moving-to-washington-dc/where-new-residents-of-washington-dc-are-moving-from/

You need to:

  1. Identify 10 websites that you think SpareFoot would get the most value out of a share/link from, and who you think would be willing to share this infographic.
  2. Choose one of those ten sites, and explain why you think a link from them would be valuable, and why they might be likely to share it with their audience.
  3. Get their email address and tell us how you found it.
  4. Craft a customized email pitch convincing them to share the infographic on their site, complete with a subject line.

Apply for this Position

August 29, 2016, Filed Under: Employment Opportunity, Internship

Knight Center Paid Internship

We wanted to share an opportunity for a paid internship at the Knight Center.

Are you savvy in social media and passionate about journalism, freedom of expression and Latin America? Do you need to make some extra cash?

The Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas is looking for a UT student (undergraduate or graduate) to help grow our presence on social networks.The Center runs a distance learning program for training journalists around the world, produces a blog on journalism and freedom of expression in Latin America and the Caribbean and hosts the International Symposium for Online Journalism, among other activities.

The social media hire will work with Knight Center’s team to help to expand the Center’s presence on Twitter and Facebook, market our courses and promote blog posts. Fluency in Spanish and strong writing skills in English are required. This is a paid internship and may be considered for academic credit. If interested, email a cover letter and resumé to teresa.mioli@utexas.edu.

August 25, 2016, Filed Under: Employment Opportunity, Internship

Tecovas PAID Fall Internship

Title: Marketing & Strategy Intern

Description:

Are you ready to join a rapidly-growing startup footwear brand? Tecovas is revolutionizing the cowboy boot industry as the first direct-to-consumer brand (the ‘Warby Parker of boots’), and we’re looking for a couple awesome interns for the fall semester.

First, check out our website — http://tecovasboots.com — then, read on!

We’re a startup, so you’ll get some amazing cross-functional experience ranging from marketing & sales to PR & creative to business strategy. You’ll report to both the CEO and Growth Lead and will see first-hand how both marketing and operations decisions are made in a high-growth startup environment.

Activities will include but are not limited to:

– Campus & guerrilla marketing strategy development

– Social media marketing & PR

– Sales, trunk show, and event strategy & execution

– Showroom (opening in late summer/fall) staffing as necessary

– Customer operations & communication

– Business strategy (general)

– Creative content (if fitting for student background)

We expect the time requirements to vary quite a bit based on business requirements and student availability, but an average week may include 15 hours of work. 

This opportunity will include a good amount of customer interactions in sales environments, which we’d expect interns to be or grow comfortable with — you’ll become a true representative of the brand! 

You can expect to receive direct mentorship from our founding team and as much business-based exposure as you want to absorb! We’re looking forward to meeting some great students.

Qualifications:

– Charismatic, self-starter personality

– Hunger to learn

– Desire to work in a startup environment

– Eagerness to work with customers on both sales and strategy/marketing approach

– Marketing & communications exposure a plus but not required

– Business exposure a plus but not required

Years: Freshman-Senior

Pay: $10-15/hr

Hours: 10-20 hrs/week

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