Entry-level marketers play an important role in a marketing team. Here’s how to create a resume that shows this.
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Your resume is still likely to have similar sections. Here are typical resume sections in most formats:
Header
The resume header section is usually the first part of your resume. This section contains your key contact information. In this section, you should include:
You can also include a link to any professional networking sites like LinkedIn to show off your industry contacts. You can also include any links to sites that show off your previous content marketing work, such as freelance copywriting and other marketing experience.
Work history
Below the job title, you should include these details:
You can include any informal experience, such as being a marketing intern or performing volunteer work. This can support your resume and show the hiring manager that you have the relevant skills to qualify for an entry-level marketing position.
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Cover letters are a great way of explaining why you’re the right candidate in further detail. You can explain how your skills and industry knowledge compensates for your lack of experience. You can use a cover letter example or template to help you do this.
You should change your resume for each of your applications. This ensures you provide role-specific skills and keywords. You can pick out keywords from each job description to customize your resume.
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