Are you a social media-savvy individual with a passion for making a positive impact? Look no further than the Karan Puri Foundation! We are seeking a dynamic Social Media Marketing intern to join our team and help us spread awareness about our mission through various digital platforms.
Selected intern's day-to-day responsibilities include:
1. Develop and implement social media marketing strategies to increase brand visibility and engagement.
2. Create compelling content for social media posts, email campaigns, and blog articles.
3. Manage and grow our social media channels, including Instagram and Facebook, through regular updates and interactions with followers.
4. Optimize website content for search engines to improve visibility and drive organic traffic.
5. Assist in planning and executing online advertising campaigns to reach target audiences.
6. Monitor and analyze social media metrics to track performance and identify areas for improvement.
7. Collaborate with team members to brainstorm creative ideas and contribute to overall marketing initiatives.
If you have a strong understanding of social media marketing, digital marketing, and a flair for creative writing, we want to hear from you! Join us in making a difference in the community and gaining valuable hands-on experience in the world of social media marketing. Apply now and let's work together to create a lasting impact!
Only those candidates can apply who:
1. are available for the work from home job/internship
2. can start the work from home job/internship between 31st Aug'24 and 5th Oct'24
3. are available for duration of 6 months
4. have relevant skills and interests
* Women wanting to start/restart their career can also apply.
1. Looking for an animal lover who wants to help animals on the ground level.
The Karan Puri Foundation is an 80G registered trust working for the welfare of stray and abandoned animals in Delhi for over 15 years. Karan Puri Foundation was started by my mom Arti Puri when she saw stray animals in the streets with no access to food, shelter, or medicine, and survived by scavenging leftovers from garbage bins. Strays in our country are solely dependent on the garbage and leftover food from restaurants and houses. In the wake of the pandemic, the frequent lockdown, market restrictions, closure of restaurants and food outlets there are little to no sources of food left for these stray animals. These dogs walk on super hot asphalt roads, looking at people passing by hoping for someone to give them leftover food.
Her solution - a community kitchen that feeds fresh food to over 450 stray dogs and cats every night in the neighborhoods of South Delhi. This year we suffered a tremendous loss with her passing away due to Covid.
