Go Fish Digital is seeking a summer intern to assist in a variety of roles, with a focus on content marketing. We're looking for self-starters who are passionate about the internet, digital media, and content. Successful interns will think outside the box, enjoy building relationships, have an active online presence, and love sharing what they create.

We have a trusting and flexible work culture, but it comes with responsibility, so you'll need to be the type of worker who is disciplined enough to get things done without someone watching over your shoulder. We are looking for someone to bring great ideas to the table and be unafraid to ask questions.

You will:

• Fill a wide variety of roles, with a different workflow every day
• Work with our team to plan and implement creative content campaigns
• Carry out research to uncover potential content marketing opportunities
• Brainstorm to create interesting content and marketing ideas for clients
• Promote creative content online
• Assist with research for creative content campaigns
• Analyze data to identify interesting trends and insights for projects
• Draft copy for a variety of blogs and websites

Requirements

• Junior or senior at a four-year university
• A strong track record of writing
• Active, engaged, and knowledgeable internet user
• Demonstrable technical and analytical skills
• Creative-minded and willing to share your ideas
• Readiness to try new things
• A regular reader of news and content

Bonus Points

• Certified in Google AdWords or Google Analytics
• Experience writing for an online publication
• You maintain your own blog or online portfolio
• Prior work pitching media or bloggers
• Active Redditor

Hours, Location, & Pay

This internship begins in May 2025. Our office is located in the heart of downtown Raleigh in 150 Fayetteville. Interns will be paid hourly at a competitive rate commensurate with experience.

Instructions for Applying

For consideration, please submit three things:

• Your resume
• A writing sample. This can be a paper for class, a newspaper article, a short story, a blog post, etc. - anything that you feel is a good piece of work, and that gives us a sense of your writing ability.
• A short cover letter - no more than one page. This is extremely important, as you will not be considered without it. (If the website you're using to apply doesn't allow you to attach a separate cover letter, combine it with your resume into a single document.)

Use your cover letter to tell us why you're the best fit for this internship position. This should not be a stiff, boilerplate piece of writing - have fun with it! We'll read your cover letter first, so really let it showcase your personality and strengths. Be real, be yourself, and make us want to learn more about you. Seriously, we eliminate any applicant who doesn't follow these cover letter instructions - it shows you can follow directions and have read all the way to the bottom. ☺