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Employment & Internships

Graphic Designer - Contract Work

Looking for a graphic designer that can work with a PHP/Tiki-wiki developer to improve the look of this site and make it warmer and more full of life.

Writing Intern

Plan and run multiple writing contests;
Market contests and track responses
Find sponsors
Oversee contest results
Respond to questions from participants and potential participants
Ensure contests run smoothly
Write articles for SEO purposes
Edit and create website content
Devote minimum of 10 hours per week

Marketing Intern

Analyze the market to determine the best segment(s) on which to focus.
Perform demographic research to develop understanding of primary target segments.
Develop marketing plan to reach selected market segments.
Create and implement an SEO marketing plan. All methods used must be completely white hat.
Use knowledge of market and additional market research to recommend changes, additions, and deletions of site features.
Devote minimum of 10 hours per week

Qualifications for Internships:

Must be a full-time student pursuing a bachelors or advanced degree.
Must either have experience in the area of the internship or have taken classes or are currently taking classes in the area.
Dedicated to quality work.
History of producing results.
Have a "can-do", "there is a way!" attitude.

Ideally, the intern should be attending school in Utah, but may live in other states as the responsibilities can be peformed via Internet and phone. Submit your resume to internships@promotethegood.com

Free-lance or Part Time Employment

There may be opportunities for free-lancers or those who wish to work part time to perform the jobs listed above as internships. If you are interested, send your resume to employment@promotethegood.com

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