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South Africa
Help a South African business-services team turn relevant enquiries into qualified sales conversations. This role combines careful prospect research, clear communication and consistent follo
South Africa
Support business clients from onboarding through day-to-day delivery. You will bring structure to client requests, explain next steps clearly and keep the internal team informed. The role su
South Africa
Keep digital campaigns organised from brief to reporting. Working with content, sales and delivery colleagues, you will turn approved plans into a reliable publishing schedule and check that
South Africa
Improve the reliability of customer and opportunity records used by sales and service teams. You will maintain CRM workflows, help colleagues use the system consistently and investigate data
South Africa
Write useful, clear content for a South African business audience. You will research business topics, interview internal subject specialists and turn approved briefs into web, email and camp
South Africa
Help employer clients present their opportunities clearly and keep recruitment administration moving. You will coordinate vacancy information, follow up on missing details and help the team
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