The Internship at KLM Distribution can be filled by anyone, anywhere in the United States with daily access to a computer and cell phone. You will be coordinating marketing efforts and data entry, as well as researching new leads and keeping progress reports of all of our potential clients. Furthermore, interns will be helping with the day-to-day operations of KLM Distribution including the work involved with our current releases and signed labels.
- Scanning the web and music news to gather information about all releases (upcoming, in-progress, and post-street date).
- Data entry into Filemaker Pro®, gathering email lists, and sending out email blasts to our labels worldwide.
- Creation of new, innovative strategies for marketing and solicitation of KLM’s services.
- Maintain daily logs of all email contacts, and status updates of each potential client through lead sheets and Filemaker Pro®.
- Research new sources for obtaining emails, and finding new labels to solicit.
- Additional duties may include release maintenance, gathering release/promotional materials, proofreading artwork, and light label relations work with our current label roster.
Skills:
- Must have proficient computer skills, including Word, Excel, and Entourage.
- Must have hi speed access to the Internet, phone, and personal computer
KLM Distribution will be considering candidates who are working towards a career in the business, or music business fields. KLM Distribution will be looking for those individuals who are self-motivated, and able to complete tasks in a timely and efficient manner as directed. We are also looking for those candidates with innovative ideas that will help to build our rapidly growing company.
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