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We are only as good as the campaign we serve for our clients. Putting our heart into a project is something we take great pride in.Pulpkey, founded in 2018, is India’s most loved influencer marketing company. Pulpkey works with fortune 500 brands like Amazon, Facebook, Google, Instagram, PayPal, Zara; top companies like Rebel Foods portfolio (Behrouz, Faasos, Wendy’s, OvenStory etc), UrbanCompany, ITC, Shaadi, Hotstar, Kingfisher, Taco Bell, Godrej, Mother Dairy, CureFit, Kent, OPPO, Times of India, Yash Raj Films among many more.Please go through our deck before applying - is a fully remote company. We have a less-meeting, more-deep-work culture - as long as you are on track with your goals, we don't track your time at work during the day. We don’t micromanage. Residents of the NCR region can work from the office, but it isn't mandatory if you live in any other city. About the RoleMeme Marketing or Meme Amplification is our newest division. We are looking for dynamic individuals with prior sales experience around the meme business. You’ll report to the founder directly. You’ll get all the support you need.What you will do on a day to day basisDoing extensive market research and identify potential brands who are habituated with meme marketing Finding the right brand POCs/prospects and targeting them through the right channelsAssessing their meme marketing business history, requirements, and overall ways to improve their business through influencer marketingPrepare proposals, presentations for them with the right ideas, strategies, budgets, pages' suggestions, and memesPitch, sell, and close the deal (whatever it takes)Tell the client execution team how you closed them and their requirements so they can fulfill every KPI with maximum efficiencyIdeal candidates for this role:You’re someone who eats irony for breakfast and scrolls meme pages like it’s a full-time jobYou can spot a viral trend before it hits Reels and have a sixth sense for what’s going to blow up on Twitter. You don’t just watch memes—you get themInstagram, Twitter, Reddit—meme culture flows through your veins across platforms. You’re online enough to know what’s trending, but still have the offline sanity to make memes that brands can safely postYou really understand the business side of it. Your understanding of budgeting and what type of meme pages or properties are appropriate for a brand or campaign is pretty good