Outbound Sales Representative – Cold Calling

We’re looking for a confident and motivated Outbound Sales Representative to connect with small and medium-sized businesses across the U.S.

This is a remote, commission-based sales role focused primarily on cold calling and outbound outreach. You’ll be speaking directly with business owners, introducing our digital business solutions, identifying opportunities, and helping move interested prospects through the sales process.

What You’ll Do

  • Make outbound calls to prospective business clients
  • Speak directly with business owners and decision-makers
  • Introduce our services and explain the value we can provide
  • Identify interested prospects and sales opportunities
  • Follow up with leads when needed
  • Keep basic notes on calls and prospect status
  • Work independently and manage your own outreach
What We’re Looking For
  • Comfortable making cold calls
  • Clear and professional English communication
  • Confident speaking with business owners
  • Sales, telemarketing, appointment-setting, or customer-facing experience is an asset
  • Able to handle objections and rejection professionally
  • Self-motivated and results-driven
  • Reliable internet connection and phone access
Compensation

This is a commission-based position with no earning cap.

Your earnings are directly tied to your results, making this a good fit for someone who is confident on the phone and wants the opportunity to earn more based on performance.

Additional details regarding commission structure and our services will be provided during the interview process.

Work Arrangement

  • Remote
  • Flexible schedule
  • Independent, results-focused environment
  • U.S. business leads provided
  • Training and sales guidance provided
We’re looking for someone who is comfortable picking up the phone, having real conversations with business owners, and turning opportunities into sales.

If you have outbound sales experience and enjoy performance-based compensation, we’d like to hear from you.

Pay: $100.00-$300.00 per day

Work Location: Remote

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