Entry Level Marketing & Sales Assistant

Entry level, full time, based in Cincinnati. You start with hands-on training in marketing, sales and management, and you are on a real client campaign from the first weeks rather than watching one.

This is the role most people here start in. You are put on a live client program — AT&T, Leaf Filter or Primo Water — and you learn it properly before you take it to a customer. From there you run campaign work in the field alongside a manager, and you pick up the operations side of it as you go.

• Run client campaigns in the field, in person, from the first weeks.
• Support the planning behind a campaign: territory, coverage, who gets approached and when.
• Work directly with the client’s people on what the campaign needs.
• Build the approach for a territory alongside a manager rather than being handed one.
• Own the coordination for your own patch — what got covered, what did not, and why.
• Bring ideas that close business, and be told plainly when one will not.

• No prior experience required.
• You work hard and you would rather learn than be told you were right.
• You can hold a conversation with someone who did not ask to talk to you.
• You work well in a team and you take direction the same day, not next quarter.
• Full time and on your feet. There is no desk version of this role.

• You are paid on what you personally close. No part of your pay comes from anyone else's sales.
• There is no seniority and no adjustment for how long you have been here. Every week starts on the same line for everyone.
• Your exact structure is stated plainly in the first conversation and put in writing before you commit to anything.
• The leader board resets every Monday. Last week's number does not carry.

From here the path is Senior Consultant, then Team Lead, then Market Lead, and each one is a wider scope rather than a longer service record. Recruiting, operations and client partnership are all staffed from the field, so this job is the only door into any of them.

The part most job ads leave out

You will hear no far more often than yes. The first weeks are the worst of it, because you are learning a product and getting turned down at the same time, and the board still resets on Monday whether you were ready or not. Some days you close nothing.