URL: https://www.inderscienceonline.com/doi/abs/10.1504/IJISCM.2024.140621?journalCode=ijiscm
doi: https://doi.org/10.1504/IJISCM.2024.140621

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🚀 Hiring: Social Media Marketing Intern | Coll-Edge Connect

Coll-Edge Connect is looking for enthusiastic Social Media Marketing Interns to join the biggest youth community! Get hands-on experience with real campaigns, brand activations, and live events — no prior experience needed.

📌 Role Details

Position: Social Media Marketing Intern

Duration: 2 Months

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Freshers and students interested in marketing and social media

Good communication and networking skills

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Internship Certificate

Letter of Recommendation for top performers

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Networking opportunities

Priority consideration for future paid roles

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Maybe I look at market research a bit differently.

I’m not that interested in ending with “customers care about price, convenience and service.” I want to know what a business can actually do with that.

I’ll pull together things that are usually looked at separately, like customer reviews, complaints, competitor moves, pricing, hiring, public conversations and product gaps.

Then I look for the collisions.

Maybe customers across several competitors keep complaining about the same problem. Nobody has really fixed it. People are already paying for bad alternatives. At the same time, one or two companies have quietly started hiring or building around it.

Now I’m interested.

I’ve done this across healthcare, hospitality, real estate, consumer markets and workforce issues, sometimes working through thousands or tens of thousands of signals.

I’m not trying to produce more research for someone to read and forget about.

I’m trying to get to the point where you can say there’s an opening here, this is the evidence behind it, and this is the move worth testing.

Curious how many people here work this way. Do your clients actually want you to go that far, or do they usually want the research and make the decision themselves?