Growth Marketing Intern.

This is an Unpaid, learning-focused internship.

We just opened 5 FREE seats for a Growth Marketing Intern.

• *FREE = costs you nothing, pays you in skills, tools, portfolio – and commission.
• Most marketers buy ads or blast content into the void.
• You'll earn attention by being helpful where decisions are actually made.

Here's what's broken about growth marketing in 2025:

• Companies spend thousands on ads that get ignored. They post content nobody reads. They spam communities and get banned.
• Meanwhile, real buying decisions happen in conversations. LinkedIn threads. Reddit discussions. Slack communities. Private forums. Places where GTM professionals actually talk, share problems, ask for recommendations.
• But nobody teaches you how to show up there naturally. How to be helpful first, brand second. How to earn attention instead of buying it.

So we asked ourselves:

• What if we trained growth marketers who understand that the best marketing doesn't feel like marketing?
• Not paid ads. Not content spam. Not "post 100 comments per day."
• But earned media. The real kind.
• Where you join conversations where decisions are made. Where you're genuinely helpful. Where you share resources when they're actually relevant – blog posts, demos, articles, whatever solves their problem.
• And where you can track exactly what works.

We focus on 5 types of earned media:

1. LinkedIn Conversations – Join GTM discussions, share expertise, contribute value where prospects are already talking
2. Communities – Participate in communities (Bravado, Modern Sales, Reddit, industry Slacks) where B2B buyers ask questions and share recommendations
3. PR & HARO – Respond to journalist requests, get featured in articles, build credibility through media
4. Influencer Threads – Engage with industry voices, add value to their conversations, build relationships
5. Keyword Monitoring – Track mentions of problems we solve, join conversations when genuinely relevant

Each channel is different. Different tone. Different context. Different ways to add value.

You'll learn all 5. You'll own 2-3 deeply. And you'll see exactly which conversations drive signups, trials, and purchases.

→ Weeks 1-2: Deep dive into Unstuck Engine – learn the product, read all our content, understand what problems we solve and for whom. This is your foundation.

→ Weeks 3-4: Trial period – you're joining your first real conversations, learning what resonates, we're both deciding if this fits

→ Months 2-6: You're building expertise through practice – owning multiple channels, learning from every conversation, becoming the expert people trust

What you'll actually do:

• Find conversations where GTM professionals discuss challenges we solve (LinkedIn, communities, industry forums)
• Participate genuinely and helpfully (answer questions, share insights, be the person people want to listen to)
• Share our resources when they're actually relevant (blog posts, demo videos, articles – whatever helps them solve their problem, not just trial links)
• Track exact attribution (you'll have your own set of short links to see signups → trials → purchases from your work)
• Optimize based on data (which channels work? Which conversation types convert? Which content resonates? Double down on winners.)
• Learn continuously (you'll start with 2 weeks of deep dive, but real expertise comes from 6 months of conversations and practice)
• Document what works (turn your wins into repeatable systems others can learn)

Who Should Apply:

Recent graduates in Communications, Marketing, or Business.  This works best with deep immersion - the more hours you put in, the faster you'll learn and ship. Some interns do 15-20 hours/week, others go full-time (40 hours/week). Full-time means you build more, learn faster, and see stronger results in 6 months.

Fair warning:

This isn't for everyone.

• If you're not willing to spend 2 weeks learning before you start contributing → This requires deep product knowledge first
• If you want to "post and ghost" → We need genuine participation in conversations
• If you think volume beats quality → One great conversation beats 100 spam comments
• If you want to push trial signups → We share helpful content, not cold pitch

But if you're curious about GTM, enjoy conversations more than campaigns, and want to see exact impact of your work – we should talk.

Because here's what we believe:

• 0% of valuable earned media comes from spam.
• 0% of real buying decisions happen because of generic ads.
• 100% of the best growth marketers earn attention by being helpful first.

What happens after 6 months?

You complete the internship program and join our alumni network.

Top performers get considered for our Growth Marketer position (paid, equity, real role).

Either way, you leave with:

• Experience in earned media (the highest-ROI channel most marketers ignore)
• A working system across 5 earned media channels
• Portfolio showing exact attribution (signups, trials, purchases from your work)
• Real expertise in GTM and precision targeting built through practice
• Skills that work when ads don't

The best growth happens in conversations, not campaigns.

Ready to learn growth marketing that earns attention instead of buying it?

Apply: Record a 1-minute video (phone quality is fine) explaining:

• What excites you about earned media growth marketing?
• Find one GTM conversation happening right now (LinkedIn, Reddit, community) about ICP, targeting, or precision marketing and explain what advice you'd give
• Why you, why now, why this internship?

Send your video with the application: 
"Copy and Paste the link below.":
https://app.dover.com/apply/Unstuck%20Engine/92d07935-28f0-46f8-976e-8289ab1cf33e?rs=72237129

(And if finding that conversation feels like too much work? That's okay. Better we both know now.)

P.S. — Still reading? Good. Go find a GTM conversation on LinkedIn or in a community. Read it. Think about how you'd contribute value. Then record that video. We want people who can spot opportunities and think about problems, not just find places to drop links.