Marketing Intern

We’re looking for a marketing intern who wants to learn marketing by doing it, not just reading about it. This is for people who like to think about users, experiment, and see ideas turn into real results.

EverTry is a fintech company. We issue virtual dollar cards and make crypto easy for users worldwide. Our marketing team runs campaigns, writes content, researches markets, tests ideas, and measures impact.

What You’ll Do

• Content creation: blogs, newsletters, social posts, research summaries.
• Marketing experiments: test campaigns, track results, find what works.
• Research & insights: understand competitors, users, and trends.
• Growth & strategy: help plan campaigns, optimize funnels, improve engagement.
• Collaboration: work with product, design, and ops to make marketing smarter.

Do real work. Make mistakes. Learn from them. The best interns get a permanent role at the end.

Who You Are

• Curious: you want to understand users and why they act.
• Analytical: numbers, trends, experiments don’t scare you.
• Creative: you can turn ideas into campaigns or content.
• Self-starter: you finish tasks and take initiative.
• Communicative: can explain ideas clearly, write well, and collaborate.

Perks

• Fully remote, work from anywhere.
• Stipend for data costs.
• Course materials and mentorship to accelerate your learning.
• Exposure to real fintech marketing projects.

Application Process

• Complete the marketing task below.
• Impress us and get invited to a short interview.

Marketing Task

EverTry wants to engage Nigerian freelancers on “How to Pay for Online Courses Using EverTry Virtual Dollar Cards.”

Your task:

• Draft a 500-word blog/article with a clear intro, practical steps, and conclusion.
• Suggest 2 catchy titles.
• Write 3 social media captions (max 40 words each) to promote it.
• Bonus (optional, but impressive): Suggest a mini campaign idea, email, social, or community outreach, to drive traffic to the blog.

Focus on clarity, actionable advice, and thinking like a marketer. Show that you can research, plan, create, and optimize, not just write.