Marketing Intern
Razorpod
About the Role
Hyperlocal Marketing Intern focusing on Local SEO and Google Business Profile.
Why this internship
- Work on real brand accounts from the first few weeks.
- Learn the tools the team uses daily.
What your first few months look like
- Weeks 1–2: Get set up on our Hyperlocal Marketing platform, learn Google Business Profile basics, and shadow a team member on a live audit.
- Weeks 3–6: Run listing audits and research tasks with mentor review.
- Week 7 onwards: Own audit and reporting for one or more brands, and present findings to the account manager.
What you’ll work on
- Listing audits
- Audit business listings on our platform and flag missing, wrong, duplicate, or inconsistent information.
- Track listing health for assigned brands and keep audit reports up to date.
- Research & data
- Research and verify business details from online sources across multiple brands and locations.
- Keep trackers and databases clean and accurate.
- Analyze listing performance to identify areas for improvement.
- Category & competitor research
- Determine appropriate primary and secondary categories for various business types.
- Benchmark a brand’s listings against its local competitors.
- Review responses
- Reply to customer reviews on brands’ public profiles.
- Edit AI-drafted responses before posting.
- Reporting
- Monitor progress and analyze location performance on a weekly and monthly basis.
- Document findings and provide recommendations.
What you’ll learn
- Hands-on skills in Local SEO and Google Business Profile optimization.
- Experience in competitor and category research, data analysis, and client-style reporting.
You’ll be a great fit if you
- Notice small errors and ensure accuracy.
- Are skilled at finding reliable information online.
- Have an analytical mind and are comfortable with numbers.
- Can create simple presentations and write clearly.
- Are organized and can work independently after receiving direction.
- Desire to build a career in digital marketing.
Qualifications
- Students pursuing, or recent graduates or postgraduates of, Business, Commerce, Marketing, Economics, Analytics, or Statistics, or a related field.
- Nice to have, not required: Some exposure to digital marketing or Google Business Profile.


