Tools they use
Mailchimp, Klaviyo, or HubSpot. WordPress, Webflow, or Framer. Google Analytics, Canva, and ad tools.
Marketing Assistant
A marketing assistant turns your plan into finished work. They do not set the plan. They post it, send it, and track it.
Day to day
What they handle.
And what to look for.
The work
A typical week, handled.
01
Everyday tasks
Build and send email campaigns
Post blog articles
Update titles and descriptions for search
Update landing pages and forms
Pull weekly reports
02
Skills to look for
Good writing and proofreading
Learning new tools
Following your brand voice
Reading a simple report
03
Experience to look for
Ask for live examples they helped make, like an email or a page. Ask what they tracked after.
Hiring
How to hire the right one. Timing, interviews, and setup.
Use these notes to decide when to hire, what to ask in the interview, and how to set them up from day one.
When to hire one
Your plan is good but things ship slowly
Your marketer does too much formatting
You post when you find time
Questions to ask
How would you send an email campaign from start to finish?
How do you proofread your work?
Which numbers would you check each week?
Tell me about a campaign that did not work.
What do you do when the brief is unclear?
Hiring from abroad
Writing roles need strong English. We use a short writing test. We suggest a paid trial task before you decide.
Who hires this role
How It Works
If You Want Us To Run The Search
Every role follows the same managed process. Or run it yourself with our guides.
Related Guides
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FAQ
Common Questions
Short, simple answers.
Does A Marketing Assistant Create Strategy?
Can A Marketing Assistant Write Blog Posts?
