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Your Way Home specializes in marketing new home communities through online marketing including paid social and SEO. We are hiring one local, licensed real estate agent to be our exclusive representative for select markets.
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4+ years B2B online marketing, media sales, and digital marketing experience including SEO, website development, PPC, online advertising, and social media (required) 4+ years B2B online marketing, media sales, and digital marketing experience including SEO, website development, PPC, online advertising, and social media (required.
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Social Impact: Eight employee-driven Business Resource Groups; two paid volunteer days annually; Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) initiatives for local and global impact. As a Senior Sales Executive, you are responsible for developing and growing new accounts within a large base of small to mid sized law firms in an assigned territory.
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Eight employee-driven Business Resource Groups; two paid volunteer days annually; Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) initiatives for local and global impact. LinkedIn Learning access; internal Talent Marketplace with opportunities to work on projects cross-company; Ten Thousand Coffees Thomson Reuters café networking.
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Join our team to accelerate your real estate career with new home sales. Record "cell phone" video tours of your community for our video editing team to work with for promos. Our company provides all leads, website development, video production and all advertising.
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Under the direction of the Director of Communications and in collaboration with the Vice President of Marketing and Communications and Web Developer, the digital content manager will create and manage website content and SEO integration.
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Demonstrate knowledge of selling digital products and applications, including; SEO/SEM, mobile, social media, reputation management, targeted ads (geo-fenced, behavioral) and how they work in tandem with radio assets.
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Can work collaboratively and independently Creative mindset and embrace chaos/uncertainty Open to feedback, deconstruction, slash, and burn Design in Adobe, Wordpress and SEO optimization is a plus If you're up for the challenge and excited to be part of a dynamic and fast-paced team, we want to hear from you.
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