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Stage: Online Marketing

On-site in Rotterdam·Full-time·Added 28 days ago (last checked 11 Nov)

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Our summary

Salary: From €750 a month
Work mode: On-site, Rotterdam
Contract: Permanent, full-time hours
Languages: Dutch

Skills

This job advert was originally written in Dutch.

Requirements

What we're looking for

You think in data and want to know why a mail does or does not work
You have an eye for design and write copy that people click on
You like to take ownership of a channel and work independently
You are an HBO or WO student, and after your internship, you will be finished with studying and can potentially transition into a full-time role

Nice to have

Big plus: you have previously built campaigns or flows in an email marketing tool

Pay & benefits

What you'll get

An internship allowance of €750 per month
A place at our Campus in the Van Nelle Fabriek, an open building with plenty of light and a large garden
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner from our own chefs, using products from our own shop
20% staff discount
A MacBook and Swapfiets
Unlimited Upfront products for personal use
A private gym and wellness area with ice baths, sauna, showers, and changing rooms
Weekly Hyrox classes and runs with the team

And perhaps the most beautiful: the freedom. You decide for yourself how to approach your work. Within your field, you are the expert, and that is how we treat you. We love to give you the space to come up with and implement your own ideas.

The role

We are looking for an Online Marketing intern for our Performance Marketing team. From our Campus in Rotterdam, you will work on the campaigns that bring new customers to our webshop and Foodstores, on channels such as Meta, Google, and TikTok. From the very beginning, you will participate in real campaigns, not in a training environment. Every product launch and every new Foodstore relies on those campaigns to reach the right people from day one.

The work consists of two sides. One is building: helping to set up a campaign for a product launch, writing a briefing for our creative team, and running five variants of an advertisement against each other. The other is analyzing: seeing that a channel is becoming more expensive, figuring out why, and coming up with a proposal to shift the budget. What really counts: being curious about what numbers tell you, being creative enough to keep testing, and having the desire to learn a great deal in a short amount of time.