Jonäno Announces SEO SEM Internship Program

Pittsburgh, PA, January 03, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Jonäno offers internships to full time students, provide marketing, design and business students with meaningful work experiences to supplement and enhance their academic course load. The program is built around an 8-week schedule, allowing each intern to spend two full weeks in the 4 different departments. Each intern post comes with its own set of challenges and duties, including exposure to a wide array of skills and techniques that will help prepare him/her when entering the professional marketing field.

Jonäno has chosen to expand the internship offerings to include SEO SEM opportunities in order to offer a wider spectrum of experiences to students interested in the ever expanding field of internet commerce. Online apparel sales have continued to show strong sales, increasing 22.2% in November 2010. Apparel posted the twelfth consecutive month of double-digit growth online, according to MasterCard Advisers, a consulting arm of the payment card network.

Student interns will have significant exposure and be granted with certain responsibilities, setting this intern program apart from others. Bonnie Siefers, the CEO Founder and Designer of Jonano remarked, “Our SEO SEM internship program will provide students with a unique opportunity to gain hands on experience working in the growing field in internet management and operations. It will also expose students to a wide array of tools and connect the interns with local businesses.”

Most college students are required to complete an internship as a final preparation before they can graduate. Students completing internships often find that the experience sets them on track to finding the right job after college.

About Jonäno:

Jonäno is a Pittsburgh, PA based company launched its web presence in 2006. Jonäno women’s ready-to-wear features award-winning eco-fabrics, ecoKashmere® and eColorgrown.® CEO, Founder and Designer, Bonnie Siefers, coined the concept of 'organic essentialism' that underpins the collection, which she describes as "emerging naturally out of the slow fashion movement."

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