Marketing Coordinator

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Pavago

Philippines, U.S. HoursFull-TimeMiddle

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Job Details

Experience: 4+ years

Requirements

4+ years of experience in marketing coordination, operations, or executive support
Hands-on experience with LinkedIn marketing and digital campaigns
Proficiency in GoHighLevel (GHL)
Proficiency in LinkedIn Sales Navigator
Proficiency in Typeform or Jotform
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Highly organized with the ability to manage multiple priorities
Comfortable working remotely during U.S. business hours

Responsibilities

Execute and manage LinkedIn marketing campaigns, outreach, and engagement
Track campaign performance and optimize based on data
Support lead generation and digital marketing initiatives across platforms
Manage calendars, inboxes, and priorities for leadership
Coordinate daily, weekly, and monthly meetings aligned with business goals
Ensure smooth operational workflows across marketing initiatives
Build and maintain a centralized content library for marketing assets
Ensure consistency in messaging across all campaigns
Organize and repurpose content for efficient distribution
Use GoHighLevel (GHL) and LinkedIn Sales Navigator for outreach and lead management
Build surveys and forms using Typeform or Jotform
Leverage AI tools and automation to improve efficiency and campaign performance
Conduct market and audience research to improve positioning and messaging
Support creation of video content and marketing materials
Contribute ideas to improve campaigns and engagement

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