Jobs Mauritania

Junior Digital Marketing Coordinator (Entry-level Employee)

Job Title	Junior Digital Marketing Coordinator (Entry-level Employee)
Employer	PureMatter Skin
Adress: Country	Mauritania
Address: City	Rosso
Work type	Part-time
Expected Salary	64324 MRU
Posting Date	Tue Jun 10 2025
End Date	Tue Jul 01 2025

Description:

We’re looking for a Digital Marketing Intern who thrives in a remote, async-first team where clear writing, calm structure, and self-discipline matter more than meetings. You might not have agency experience yet, but you’re curious about how brands grow online and ready to get your hands dirty with the details. One hour you’ll be editing Instagram captions, the next — building a Google Sheet of ad stats or rewriting a CTA for a law firm. You’ll sit in on brainstorms, pitch a few ideas, and then help turn them into assets, timelines, and posts that go live. You’ll assist in monitoring analytics — clicks, opens, bounce rates — and learn what they mean (and why they matter). You’ll help organize content calendars and learn the difference between “a post” and “a brand message that converts. You’ll keep calendars clean, folders named, and version control tight — because in the chaos, your structure keeps things moving. You’ll learn tools like MailerLite, Notion, Figma, Google Ads, and maybe even Zapier — don’t worry, we’ll teach you. You’ll sit in on team meetings, take notes, ask questions, and slowly start to contribute ideas of your own.

Basic Qualifications:

• Help with setting up tracking (e.g., UTM codes, pixel placements) and testing links across platforms.
• Ensure all marketing activities align with brand voice, guidelines, and target audience preferences.
• Communicate proactively with the marketing team—sharing progress, flagging blockers, and taking initiative where possible.
• Stay on top of trends in digital marketing, platform algorithm changes, and best practices to suggest fresh ideas.
• Collect screenshots, analytics, and campaign notes to prepare presentations or recap decks for internal stakeholders.

Preferred:

• Can handle basic editing tasks such as cropping images, resizing graphics, or inserting copy into templates.
• Comfortable sourcing visuals or coordinating with design teams to complete content assets.
• Familiar with organizing marketing assets and maintaining a content calendar.
• Willing to assist with influencer outreach, partnership coordination, or affiliate management.
• Open to learning how to use ad platforms like Google Ads or Meta Ads Manager.

Benefits:

• Flexible hours — post, plan, research, and schedule when your creativity and focus are at their best.
• If you love digital strategy, creative execution, and figuring out what works — you’ll thrive here.
• You’ll get mentorship — not micromanagement — and room to find your marketing strengths.
• You’ll assist with content calendars, email campaigns, paid ads, SEO tasks, and reporting — real marketing, not just admin work.
• And yes, we’ll cheer when your campaign hits, your graphic trends, or your email outperforms the control.

You’ll start small (and supervised): reporting performance, prepping post drafts, resizing visuals — and earn more trust over time. You’ll help gather performance data, prepare reports, and learn how to spot what’s working and what’s noise. You’ll work with marketers, designers, and developers across time zones — and learn how remote teams stay aligned without chaos. You’ll be encouraged to research trends, suggest improvements, and start thinking like a marketer — not just an executor. You’ll receive feedback often, and you’ll learn to love it, because every edit is a step closer to mastery. You’ll build discipline, digital maturity, and quiet confidence that you can take into any role afterward. This isn’t about running someone’s Instagram — it’s about learning how strategy, content, and data work together to drive results. If you're resourceful, curious, and secretly enjoy Googling “how to fix Mailchimp segment logic” — we want you on our side. If you’re fast, flexible, curious, and weirdly excited by spreadsheets and content calendars — welcome to agency life.