Digital Marketing Intern

HelpMeChoose is a startup which builds and scales comparison websites in the finance industry.

We’re about to launch a new brokerage comparison product and looking for an outstanding digital marketing intern who will be focused on user acquisition.

SEO and content writing are the core of our business: we build products and write content about finance and investing that gets to the top places of Google.

The team has finance, SEO, growth hacking, design, and programming backgrounds, and we are looking for a Digital Marketing intern to join us!

We are looking for individuals fluent in English who empathise with the user and never turn their back on challenges and opportunities to improve. Candidates who are passionate about finance and investing are preferred.

The Role

• Your primary performance objective is to grow our number of daily users to 5,000 until the end of 2024. We will provide you with all the information about our current ways of user acquisition. You will have flexibility to investigate and implement the tactics and strategies you believe are most promising.
• Reviewing and optimising the content of all online assets to ensure good SEO performance;
• Come up with innovative strategies to grow our traffic;
• Measure the results, and double-down on the tactics that work best.

Ideal Profile

• Future-founder mentality
• Passionate about finance, digital marketing, and startups.
• Proactive
• Quick learner
• Passion for understanding the user
• Growth mindset
• Fluent in English, both written and spoken to be able to effectively liaise with stakeholders in the region.

In order to be considered, please send an email to , and include your CV, LinkedIn profile, and a brief explanation of your motivation for the role.

What's on Offer?

• Flexible working options
• High impact work alongside a small team of amazing people
• A remote and flexible work environment, with weekly face-to-face meetings
• Access to premium SEO courses
• Full-time paid position (IEFP internship)
• Strong ownership of tasks