4.67 out of 5
3 review(s)
Headquarters:
New York, NY
Employees:
5,000+
Annual Interns:
100
Profile Views: 276
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MediaCom
| Internship Overview |
| Internship Rating (Avg): 4.67 out of 5 |
| 3 Intern Reviews |
| Avg MediaCom Intern Salary: $11.67 |
| 3 Intern Salaries |
MediaCom Internship & Company Overview
MediaCom is a world leading media planning and buying company. The agency is headquartered in New York, NY with US offices in St. Louis, Chicago, Burbank, and Ann Arbor. MediaCom clients include P&G, Coca-Cola, Volkswagen, and many others. Internship Links
MediaCom Internships: here
MediaCom Internship & Company Overview
MediaCom is a world leading media planning and buying company. The agency is headquartered in New York, NY with US offices in St. Louis, Chicago, Burbank, and Ann Arbor. MediaCom clients include P&G, Coca-Cola, Volkswagen, and many others. Internship Links
MediaCom Internships: here
| 3 MediaCom Intern Salaries |
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Media Planning/Buying Intern: $15/hour
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Consumer Insights Research Intern: $10/hour
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Media Planning Intern: $10/hour
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Pros:
- Well know media company.
- Cool summer project: develop a communications plan for Audi luxury cars.
- Media buying is a very interesting mix between art and science.
- Exposure to digital media buying and RTB solutions.
Cons:
Didn't get to see too many different clients.
Advice for other students:
Go to work for a big media agency like Mediacom, then you can always work on the client side.
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Pros:
- Scale at which media is bought.
- I loved the insights and research piece of this business.
- Big name clients that included: Discover Card, Edible Arrangements, Husqvarna, Shell, and Subway.
- Worked a small project with the new biz team and loved it.
Cons:
I'm not in love with the digital side of the business. Display and search buys just aren't that interesting to me. Not a MediaCom thing, just a media take in general.
Advice for other students:
Know the analytic side of the business. Overall, I enjoyed MediaCom.
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Pros:
- MediaCom taught me a ton about the media planning and buying process.
- Learned the analytic side of media.
- Deal size.
- Clients. I really enjoyed on the traditional and digital media planning for Dell.
- Office/culture/events.
Cons:
- Very quantitative, not too creative.
Advice for other students:
My advice for advertising and marketing students is to not look over the media side of the business. I love media and had a great summer at MediaCom.
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