About the role#
The New York Post is seeking a part-time Commerce Editorial Intern for the Fall 2026 term. This role offers hands-on experience in e-commerce editorial strategy, brand partnerships, and data analysis. Interns work 24 hours per week and are expected to be on-site at our Midtown Manhattan office. This position is open to current juniors and seniors, master's students, and recent graduates who completed their degree within the past year.
What you'll do#
- Research and identify coverage opportunities using sales data, performance metrics, and consumer trends.
- Optimize existing content by updating articles, refreshing affiliate links, and enhancing monetization strategies in collaboration with editors.
- Collaborate with commerce partnerships and social media teams to execute campaigns and support shared initiatives.
- Use performance data and analytics to inform editorial strategy and support revenue-driving decisions.
- Write commerce editorial content to help achieve revenue-based key performance indicators.
- Support editorial operations and team organization to streamline workflows.
What you'll need#
- Strong organizational skills and a commercial mindset.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Proficiency in G-Suite (Google Docs, Sheets, Slides) and comfort using Microsoft Excel.
- A passion for e-commerce, digital sales, and building brand relationships.
- Ability to manage multiple tasks and deadlines.
- Pursuing or recently completed a degree in Journalism, Communications, Marketing, or Business Administration.
Location & details#
- Location: New York City, New York (On-site).
- Term: September 14, 2026, to November 20, 2026.
- Compensation: $20 per hour.
- Status: Part-time, paid internship.
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