Cool London band looking for social media intern
We’re a five-piece band from London looking to work with someone who is interested in learning about marketing through social media.
For the last five years, the cool band you are going to work with, ‘Tupelo’, has been slaving away in the studio creating a ream of eclectic musical treats.
We perform our soul/jazz/trip hop/indie/disco…

Cool London band looking for social media intern

We’re a five-piece band from London looking to work with someone who is interested in learning about marketing through social media.

For the last five years, the cool band you are going to work with, ‘Tupelo’, has been slaving away in the studio creating a ream of eclectic musical treats.

We perform our soul/jazz/trip hop/indie/disco mutant across the country having cool experiences in nice locations meeting loads of interesting people on our artistic journey.

But despite all the great times we have, we fail to capitalise on all the awesome content that we could be making and distributing online, and as a result our brand is falling flat regardless of how good the music is.

We’re millennials, between 26-31 years old, but still struggle to master the art of marketing our brand online through social media.

So we are looking for someone who is eager to learn about online marketing with social media, especially with a music focus, and willing to put their skills to the test, develop their own style and try original things to help us improve our branding online.

We can help you learn by sharing what we’ve already figured out about the whole complex nature of online marketing and digitally distributed music, plus we provide you with a real life project to test your ideas out on.

Unfortunately (and probably because we don’t have social media marketing under control!) we don’t make any money for all our hard work, so we don’t really have much budget to hire someone. We will definitely pay all your expenses and buy you pints initially, and if things go well and Tupelo stops bleeding money then we will certainly be happy to talk about a wage.

Cool London band looking for social media intern
We’re a five-piece band from London looking to work with someone who is interested in learning about marketing through social media.
For the last five years, the cool band you are going to work with, ‘Tupelo’, has been slaving away in the studio creating a ream of eclectic musical treats.
We perform our soul/jazz/trip hop/indie/disco…

Cool London band looking for social media intern

We’re a five-piece band from London looking to work with someone who is interested in learning about marketing through social media.

For the last five years, the cool band you are going to work with, ‘Tupelo’, has been slaving away in the studio creating a ream of eclectic musical treats.

We perform our soul/jazz/trip hop/indie/disco mutant across the country having cool experiences in nice locations meeting loads of interesting people on our artistic journey.

But despite all the great times we have, we fail to capitalise on all the awesome content that we could be making and distributing online, and as a result our brand is falling flat regardless of how good the music is.

We’re millennials, between 26-31 years old, but still struggle to master the art of marketing our brand online through social media.

So we are looking for someone who is eager to learn about online marketing with social media, especially with a music focus, and willing to put their skills to the test, develop their own style and try original things to help us improve our branding online.

We can help you learn by sharing what we’ve already figured out about the whole complex nature of online marketing and digitally distributed music, plus we provide you with a real life project to test your ideas out on.

Unfortunately (and probably because we don’t have social media marketing under control!) we don’t make any money for all our hard work, so we don’t really have much budget to hire someone. We will definitely pay all your expenses and buy you pints initially, and if things go well and Tupelo stops bleeding money then we will certainly be happy to talk about a wage.