New Internship Batch Kicks Off — Digital Marketing Interns Join the Team!

 

We kicked off a fresh internship batch this week and the energy was instant. It felt like the first day of a festival  nervous smiles, backpacks full of notebooks, and people already swapping ideas. This time it’s our Digital Marketing Executive internship, and yes, it started on Happy Workers Day  perfect timing to celebrate learning and labour together.

First-day highlights

• Quick icebreaker: everyone shared one marketing campaign they admired. Some picked big-brand ads; others loved local guerrilla efforts. The range made the conversation lively.
• Hands-on onboarding: we didn’t do long slides. Instead, interns jumped into a live mini-project — setting up social posts, writing headlines, and tracking a small ad test. Real work, real feedback.
• Mentorship match-up: each intern was paired with a mentor. These are people who’ve shipped campaigns, missed deadlines, learned the hard way, and still kept the curiosity. That kind of guidance matters.

Why this batch matters

Digital marketing changes fast. Tactics that worked yesterday might not work tomorrow. So we focus on habits, not hacks. To be fair, that means teaching how to think: test fast, measure honestly, and iterate. When interns learn this, they start winning small and often.

A quick real moment

You might not realize this, but one intern, Meera, spotted a tiny typo in a campaign preview that would have cost clicks and credibility. She fixed it, suggested a clearer, and the campaign looked sharper. Small move, big difference  and she walked away smiling because she saw direct impact.

What we expect from interns (short and practical)

• Show up curious. Ask dumb questions early.
• Record one thing you learned each day. It compounds.
• Try A/B tests — even tiny ones. The data will teach you more than opinions.
• Help teammates. Marketing is a group sport.

For our team and partners

Thanks to everyone who prepared the briefs, set up the ad accounts, and stayed late to review the work. And to the interns  thank you for bringing fresh perspectives and energy.

We’re excited to see what this group builds. If you’re watching their progress, expect experiments, honest feedback, and a few surprises. See you at the next demo  bring coffee and curiosity.