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Position Type: Full-Time, Remote
Working Hours: U.S. Central Time (CST)
At Pavago, one of our clients is hiring a Marketing Operations Associate to support CRM management, marketing data, prospect list building, campaign operations, reporting, and workflow optimization.
This is a hands-on, execution-focused role for someone who enjoys working behind the scenes to keep marketing systems clean, accurate, organized, and scalable.
You’ll work closely with the VP of Marketing and support day-to-day operations across Salesforce, marketing automation platforms, prospecting tools, campaign reporting, and data management.
The ideal candidate is highly detail-oriented, comfortable working with large amounts of CRM data, and capable of turning messy marketing processes into reliable, repeatable workflows.
Maintain the accuracy and reliability of marketing data inside Salesforce CRM.
Build targeted B2B prospect lists using tools such as:
Support campaign execution across platforms such as:
Provide basic operational support for website and SEO initiatives, including:
Deep technical SEO expertise is not required, but familiarity with fundamental SEO concepts is valuable.
Ensure marketing materials remain consistent, accurate, and organized.
In short: you keep the marketing engine organized by ensuring the CRM, data, prospect lists, campaigns, reporting, and workflows are accurate and ready to scale.
As part of the application process, you’ll be asked to complete a short Spark Hire intro video.
Keep your responses clear, concise, and conversational. We’re particularly interested in your hands-on Salesforce experience, data accuracy, list-building ability, attention to detail, and operational ownership.
Completion of the Spark Hire intro video is required for your application to be considered.
If you have hands-on experience with Salesforce, CRM data management, prospect list building, and marketing operations, and enjoy keeping systems clean, organized, and scalable, we’d love to hear from you.
Apply today and complete the required Spark Hire intro video to move forward in the hiring process.
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