Digital Marketing Associate – Bihar

Here’s a true story: A few weeks ago, in Darbhanga, our youngest team member showed up late (blame the power cut), but she still beat the rest of us to an idea. She rewrote a Holi post with three local slang words and a snap from her cousin’s phone. The comments tripled. We’re not sure if it was the picture, the dialect, or just the timing—but that’s what we care about: what works, right now, for real people.

This job isn’t about ticking boxes. It’s about noticing things—a half-empty shop in Chapra, the quietest voice in a WhatsApp group, a question your uncle asked about Facebook ads. We want people who see all that, get curious, and aren’t scared to try something new. If you care about numbers, that’s fine. If you care more about stories, even better. The real win is when you combine both.

You don’t need to know SEO, or what a funnel is, or even how to spell "campaign" perfectly (we’ll teach you the rest). Maybe you’ve run a small shop, organized a college fest, or you’re the person who always helps neighbors fix their phones. That works for us.

What Actually Happens Here

No two days look the same. Some weeks, you’re rewriting captions because nobody reacted. Other days, you get pulled into a last-minute brainstorm about why memes perform better in the evenings (and honestly, sometimes the answer is just luck).

You’ll:

• Wander into the office (or join on video), spot something odd in our feedback, and want to poke at it.
• Write posts people actually comment on—not just like and scroll by.
• Bug the design guy for “just one more color option.”
• Laugh at your own typos and try again.
• Receive a strange message at midnight from someone you've helped, and screenshot it for the team.
• Please let us know when our idea is unappealing. Seriously. Someone needs to.

Who Fits In Here?

Forget fancy. We've people who learned marketing on YouTube, individuals who have never worked in an office, and a few who want to see their name on something besides an attendance sheet. Maybe you’re 18, maybe you’re 60. Maybe you dropped out. Perhaps you graduated last month. We don’t care what your papers say—just what you notice, and what you want to try.

You’re stubborn about good ideas, but honest about what’s not working. You make complicated things easy. Sometimes you ramble, sometimes you cut straight to the point. Either way, you make people feel something.

What You’ll Get (Besides Chai)

• ₹30,000 every month. Not a paisa late. Not a rupee less.
• Someone who tells you what needs fixing, not just “good job.”
• You move up because of what you do, not who you know or how long you sit here.
• If you pitch something wild, we’ll listen. If it flops, we laugh, learn, and keep going.
• Work from the office or home (nobody cares where you log in, as long as you show up).

Why Stay?

Because the work means something, you’ll spot a pattern and fix it. You’ll write something that gets a phone call from your uncle (“I saw your ad, beta!”). You’ll teach us something we didn’t know. You’ll roll your eyes when we mess up. But you’ll stay, because this is the kind of place where you leave a mark.

Qualifications (Sort Of)

• 8th grade or more. If you can read this, you’re in good shape.
• 18 to 60, any gender, any walk of life.
• Experience? Irrelevant. Curiosity and honesty beat resumes here.

Where You’ll Show Up (if you want to meet us in person)

• Hathua Market, near Central Bank of India, Saran, Chapra, Athasia, Bihar 841301
• V.I.P Road, Chowk, Donar, Darbhanga, Bihar 846003
• House, Pali Rd, near Bank of Baroda, Dehri, Bihar 821307
• Gopi Tower, Saguna More, Danapur, Patna, Bihar 801503

Send us something you wrote, or tell us about a time you changed someone’s mind. Or show up and tell us what we’re missing.

The job isn’t perfect, and neither are we. But if you want to matter—to the team, to your neighbors, to yourself—this is a start. Let’s see what you’ll make of it. Published on: Jul 16, 2025