Marketing Coordinator

Roylo Partners; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 52,000 - 66,000; Full time

Job summary

Roylo Partners in Los Angeles, CA is seeking a Marketing Coordinator to keep campaign work organized from brief to publication. This full-time, on-site role blends administration, clear writing, and a curiosity about how audiences respond to content.

You will manage objectives, assets, calendars, and approvals; prepare copy and social captions; and coordinate feedback among contributors and suppliers. Regular workplace attendance is required.

Qualifications

• Around one year of marketing, communications, content, or project-support experience is helpful.
• Comfort editing written content and working with spreadsheets.
• This is a coordination role, not a disguised direct-sales position.

Responsibilities

• Clarify campaign objectives, audiences, deliverables, deadlines, and approval routes.
• Collect approved copy, images, specifications, and links for production.
• Maintain content calendars, asset folders, status trackers, and version histories.
• Prepare short marketing copy and social captions for review.
• Coordinate feedback between internal contributors and approved external suppliers.
• Check formatting, links, brand details, and approval status before release.

Skills

Organization

Editing content

Content coordination

Attention to detail

Tools

Canva

Job description

A campaign can miss its moment because one approval, asset, or deadline was overlooked.

We are hiring a Marketing Coordinator in Los Angeles to keep campaign work organized from the initial brief through publication. This full-time, on-site role combines practical administration, clear writing, and an interest in how audiences respond to content.

Take the brief through to delivery

• Clarify campaign objectives, audiences, deliverables, deadlines, and approval routes.
• Collect approved copy, images, specifications, and links for production.
• Maintain content calendars, asset folders, status trackers, and version histories.
• Prepare short marketing copy and social captions for review.
• Coordinate feedback between internal contributors and approved external suppliers.
• Check formatting, links, brand details, and approval status before release.

Combine creative awareness with reliable follow through

Around one year of marketing, communications, content, or project-support experience is helpful. A substantial internship, student project, freelance assignment, or portfolio can also demonstrate readiness when it shows your own contribution clearly.

You should be comfortable editing written content, working with spreadsheets, and organizing files. Canva or a comparable design tool is useful; advanced design credentials are not required. This is a coordination role, not a disguised direct-sales position.

Show how you organize ideas

Good work means contributors know what is needed, approved material is easy to locate, and campaigns are released with fewer avoidable corrections. Your resume should describe a campaign, content project, or production task you helped complete and the part you personally owned.

The position is based in Los Angeles, California and requires regular attendance at the confirmed workplace.