Internship in E-Commerce & Digital Marketing (British Columbia)

Internship in E-Commerce & Digital Marketing (British Columbia)

24 Sep
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MySpace Services
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British Columbia

24 Sep

MySpace Services

British Columbia

Launch your career in digital marketing with an E-Commerce internship at Nor-Can Ventures Ltd. in Kelowna, BC. Engage in SEO, online merchandising, and customer experience improvement.

Nor-Can Ventures Ltd. is offering an E-Commerce & Digital Marketing Internship for motivated students or recent graduates. This in-person, hands-on internship enables you to immerse yourself in e-commerce operations, manage the online store, and assist with SEO strategies. You will get involved in planning and executing seasonal marketing campaigns while enhancing overall product visibility.

Key Responsibilities:
• Manage product updates and seasonal promotions
• Oversee online inventory alongside physical stock
• Support SEO through content optimization




• Engage with website analytics and performance monitoring
• Aid in improving online customer navigation and engagement

Requirements:
• Current enrollment or graduation in relevant fields
• Solid organizational and detail-oriented skills
• Enthusiastic about technology and learning
• Experience with website editing tools is a plus
• Available for in-person work in Kelowna

Enhance your knowledge of e-commerce, SEO, and digital marketing with hands-on experience at Nor-Can Ventures.
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📌 Internship in E-Commerce & Digital Marketing (British Columbia)
🏢 MySpace Services
📍 British Columbia

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