A Content Marketing Specialist develops plans and strategies for businesses' content marketing, which involves the creation and sharing of online material (such as videos, blogs, and social media posts) that does not explicitly promote a brand but is intended to stimulate interest in its products or services. Leads initiatives to drive traffic, engagement, and leads that deliver sales and customer retention.
Marketing & Content Creator IAQ Restoration Inc. Norcross, GA Job Details Part-time | Internship $18 - $28 an hour 1 day ago Benefits Flexible schedule Qualifications Graphic design
Driver's License Full Job Description Job Details Pay:
Based on experience Job type: Part-time /
Internship Location:
In person — Norcross, GA, with local travel to project sites
Schedule:
Flexible, part-time hours (arranged around the right candidate) Open to: Current students, recent grads, and experienced part-timers About IAQ Restoration IAQ Restoration, Inc. is a nationwide provider of indoor air quality (IAQ) and HVAC decontamination services for commercial, industrial, healthcare, government, and education facilities. We help organizations keep their HVAC systems, ductwork, and indoor air clean, safe, and compliant through inspection, testing, and large-scale HVAC decontamination. We work both directly with facility clients and in partnership with restoration and mechanical companies across the country. We move fast, operate nationally, and we need marketing that looks sharp, reads clearly, and ships on time. The Role We're hiring a hands-on, part-time Marketing & Content Coordinator to be our boots-on-the-ground presence — capturing real project content, keeping our social channels active, and producing quick-turn marketing materials that support the sales team. This is an execution-focused role for someone who takes initiative and gets things done. You'll have backup when you need it — partner marketing firms are available to support larger or more specialized projects — while you own the hands-on, day-to-day marketing work. We're casting a wide net: whether you're a student building a portfolio, a recent grad, or an experienced marketer looking for part-time work, we'd like to hear from you. Depending on your skills and interests, there's room to take on more — including our (currently paused) video podcast. What You'll Do Jobsite Content Capture Visit project sites to capture high-quality photos and short video clips for marketing and social Coordinate with operations and project teams to capture content safely and professionally Build simple "before/during/after" sets, quick case-study visuals, and on-site story content Social Media & Distribution Plan, schedule, and post content across social channels Repurpose jobsite footage into short-form posts, Reels, and clips (CapCut or similar) Track basic performance — what's working, what's not, what to do next Build and send email campaigns to clients and partners — experience preferred, but if you haven't done it before, a willingness to learn is what counts Quick-Turn Design & Sales Support Create simple, on-brand social graphics and one-pagers in Canva Design presentations and slide decks for the sales team — they provide the content, you make it polished and on-brand Keep existing sales collateral current: one-pagers, sell sheets, service sheets Turn real field wins into usable proof: testimonials, project highlights, short case studies Handle fast-turn requests from the sales team without sacrificing quality Coordinate With Outside Partners Serve as the in-house point of contact for freelance/agency work — advanced design, website/SEO, paid ads, trade-show booth design, and complex video/podcast editing Gather and hand off the raw material (photos, footage, notes, wins) our partners need Help keep brand consistency across everything: fonts, colors, templates, and voice Optional, Depending on Your Skills Editing full video/podcast episodes in-house (otherwise outsourced) Blog/website content or motion graphics Qualifications Must-haves Comfortable capturing photos and video on active job/construction/restoration sites An eye for clean, on-brand visuals and basic design ability (Canva) Basic social media skills and consistency Clear, professional writing Organized, deadline-driven, and able to self-manage priorities Strong communication and teamwork, especially with sales and operations Reliable transportation and a valid driver's license for local site visits Nice-to-haves A portfolio or samples of any kind — social posts, graphics, photos, or short video clips Adobe Creative Suite (Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop) or comparable tools Video editing (Premiere Pro, CapCut, or DaVinci) — podcast-style editing counts WordPress or basic
CMS, SEO
basics, and email tools (Mailchimp/HubSpot/ActiveCampaign) Scheduling tools (Buffer/Hootsuite/Later) Experience in IAQ, restoration, mitigation, HVAC, construction, or home services Currently pursuing or recently completed a degree in marketing, communications, design, or a related field Tools You'll Use Canva and PowerPoint/Google Slides for quick-turn assets; a phone or camera for jobsite capture; CapCut (or similar) for short clips. Adobe Creative Suite, Premiere Pro, WordPress, and social scheduling tools are a plus but not required. What to Include With Your Application A portfolio link if you have one — or a few samples in any format A couple of examples such as a social post, a graphic or one-pager, or jobsite/photo content If you do video: 1-2 short edited clips (optional) Perks Flexible, part-time hours arranged around school or other commitments. Hands-on portfolio building with real project work — not stock fluff. Variety across content, social, design, and coordination. Room to grow into more hours, additional responsibilities, or the video podcast, depending on your interests and performance. Additional benefits will be discussed during your interview. How to Apply Submit your application through Indeed, and include your portfolio link or samples. We review applications on a rolling basis.