Games & Apps Promotion Intern
We’re Hiring: Games & Apps Promotion Intern
Are you passionate about mobile games, apps, digital marketing & growth?
Join SoluLab and work on real world mobile games and applications while learning how to drive visibility, downloads, engagement, and user acquisition.
📌 Location: Remote
⏳ Duration: 6 Months
💼 Role: Games & Apps Promotion Intern
What You’ll Work On:
• App & game promotion across digital platforms.
• Competitor & gaming trend research.
• Influencer & gaming community outreach.
• User acquisition & organic growth.
• Campaign analytics, installs & retention tracking.
• AI-assisted marketing workflows.
Who We’re Looking For:
• Passionate about mobile games & apps.
• Basic digital marketing knowledge.
• Strong communication & writing skills.
• Creative, analytical & eager to experiment.
• Interest in gaming, apps or digital products.
🎯 Learn: App Growth | ASO | UA | Gaming Marketing | Influencer Marketing | Analytics | AI Marketing
📩 Interested? Apply with your CV at [contact shared on WhatsApp]
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