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Webtistic
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Hi,
Due to continued expansion of Webtistic LTD, we have a vacancy for a trainee internet marketer. You can learn about Webtistic at www.webtistic.co.uk.
We provide full training, and the role covers the following aspects of internet marketing:
The vacancy is full-time (37.5 hours) and permanent, and the successful applicant will be based at our Derby office.
Applicants should have good communication skills, good English/Maths qualifications (preferably to A-Level +), an excellent working knowledge of the internet, and web development, coding, or marketing skills would be an advantage.
If you are interested in this position, please email me your details and a CV to info (at) webtistic.co.uk (I am away until November 1st, so will assess applications upon my return).
Thanks for looking!
No Agencies, and no SEO companies need hassle me - you will be blacklisted forever!
Due to continued expansion of Webtistic LTD, we have a vacancy for a trainee internet marketer. You can learn about Webtistic at www.webtistic.co.uk.
We provide full training, and the role covers the following aspects of internet marketing:
- Affiliate Marketing
- Search Engine Optimisation
- Link Building
- Pay Per Click Management
- Conversion Optimisation
- Online PR
The vacancy is full-time (37.5 hours) and permanent, and the successful applicant will be based at our Derby office.
Applicants should have good communication skills, good English/Maths qualifications (preferably to A-Level +), an excellent working knowledge of the internet, and web development, coding, or marketing skills would be an advantage.
If you are interested in this position, please email me your details and a CV to info (at) webtistic.co.uk (I am away until November 1st, so will assess applications upon my return).
Thanks for looking!
No Agencies, and no SEO companies need hassle me - you will be blacklisted forever!
If you were advertising for a junior doctor, one of the key requirements would be "must have completed and passed medical training" - why is marketing, or any other profession, any different?
