Social Media Intern, Sorority Campaigns

Electro

San Francisco, CAFresher1d agovia LinkedIn

About the Role

Electro, makers of the first functional electrolyte gum, is seeking a Social Media Intern for Sorority Campaigns. This is an unpaid marketing internship, well-suited to candidates familiar with sorority life. The brand has grown primarily through people, including campus partners, creators, and now sorority chapters.

  • Location: Remote
  • Schedule: Flexible
  • Type: Unpaid Marketing Internship

Key Responsibilities

  • Support the onboarding of new sorority partners and creators.
  • Engage with Greek Life content on Instagram to build relationships.
  • Represent the brand professionally and positively in every communication.
  • Follow up with chapter contacts to keep partnerships progressing.
  • Monitor Greek Life content trends and share relevant ideas with the team.
  • Contribute ideas for product sampling and giveaways at sorority events.

Requirements & Tech Stack

  • Familiarity with sorority life.
  • Experience planning marketing campaigns with chapters.
  • Experience supporting brand activations.
  • Experience building awareness on social media.
  • Experience working with creators and chapter leaders nationwide.

Qualifications

  • Ability to learn new tools and systems quickly.
  • Strong written English and communication skills.
  • Active on Instagram with an understanding of Greek Life content and audiences.
  • Organized and dependable, particularly with events and deadlines.
  • Personable and comfortable representing a brand in person.
  • Self-motivated and comfortable working in a remote startup environment.

Professional Development

  • Practical experience in brand marketing, campaigns, and events.
  • Campaign and event experience relevant to marketing careers.
  • Opportunity to grow into a long-term role with the team.

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