Campus Ambassador

Mark - Campus Ambassador Program

We’re looking for students who genuinely believe reading changes lives - and want to build something from zero.

This is NOT a typical campus internship.

This is the earliest stage of a movement.

🚀 WHAT IS MARK?

Mark is the platform where students capture insights from books and build an intellectual résumé.

Think: LinkedIn for how you think, not where you worked.

It’s a quiet rebellion against the performative internet.

Books → Thoughts → Proof.

We are very early (like embryo-level early).

We need a small group of students to help build MARK inside real campuses - starting with yours.

🧭 WHAT YOU'LL DO

📖 On Your Campus (IRL Execution)

You will:

• Run growth experiments weekly

• Try things, break things, track what works. You propose the ideas; we help you scale the ones that hit.

• Test “zero-cost” hacks to get adoption

• Posters, word-of-mouth funnels, micro-events, friend circles, reading groups, hostels — you choose the channel and own it.

• Create high-signal clusters

• Bring in students from debate, consulting clubs, econ departments, CS labs, research groups - people who actually read and think.

• Partner with student orgs

• Make Mark the “thinking layer” for consulting clubs, founders' clubs, book clubs, and research societies.

• Run “snap your book” activations

• Pop into a library, ask what someone is reading, help them snap it → onboard them on the spot.

• Get 100+ students to actively use Mark

• Not registrations -

  active thinking

  (at least 3-5 thoughts per week).

• Collect raw feedback

• Tell us what’s confusing, what’s working, what’s broken. You’re not just executing; you’re shaping the product.

🌎 Online (Content + Reputation)

You will:

• Build the Mark story on LinkedIn

• Share your experiments, what you’re learning, and what’s happening on your campus.

✨ WHY THIS ROLE IS DIFFERENT

❌ This is NOT “post twice a week and collect a certificate.”

❌ This is NOT about Instagram stories or fake engagement.

✅ This IS real startup work.

✅ You will run experiments, fail, learn, and actually build something.

✅ You will help launch a product from zero → one.

✅ You will learn what actually drives adoption inside a campus (not what people say works).

✅ You will get direct access to the founders.

Founding Campus Lead

without dropping out

💰 COMPENSATION

First 2 Weeks: Unpaid Trial (15-20 hr/week)

This is your audition.

Low risk for you, high upside.

You’ll know very quickly whether startup execution is for you.

After Trial: INR 4,500/month stipend (15-20 hr/week)

If - and only if - you hit your KPIs.

Performance Bonuses

• ₹100 per 10 active users beyond quota

• Equity for exceptional contributors

• Promotion to Paid Lead roles for high performers

❓Why unpaid first?

believers

If you crush 2 weeks, you’re in.

If not, no hard feelings - you still learned what real startup grit feels like, and you get a certificate.

💼 IDEAL CANDIDATE

Must-haves

✓ You actually read books

✓ You’re on a real campus (undergrad/grad)

✓ You like talking to people

✓ You can take an idea → execute it same day

✓ You’re active on at least one social network

✓ You’re hungry to build something from scratch

Nice-to-haves

✓ Leadership in student orgs

✓ Debate/consulting/startup club involvement

✓ You journal your thoughts

✓ Content creation/design skills

✓ Experience with events or campus communities

Red Flags (auto-reject)

❌ You don’t read

❌ You want this “for the certificate”

❌ You can’t commit 15–20 hours/wk

❌ You are scared of talking to strangers

⏳ COMMITMENT

• 2-week unpaid trial
• 15–20 hr/week
• Rolling monthly extensions based on performance
• Remote meetings, but

  you MUST be physically on campus

• You own your territory

📝 TO APPLY

Answer these 4 prompts (or mail to founder@themark.space):

1. What’s one book that genuinely changed how you think? Why?

(3–5 sentences)

2. You have ₹0 to get 50 students to use Mark in a week. What do you do?

(Be specific — we want to know how you think)

3. Explain Mark to a friend in 3–5 sentences.

(Show us you understand the product)

4. What campus are you on?