Solar Batteries Sales Rep
bujoDenver (CO)
About the role
Role:
Conduct one-on-one video shopping consultations for website visitors on Jackery.com. Help shoppers choose the right portable power station, solar panel bundle, and accessories for home backup, RV/vanlife, camping, or job-site needs.
Highlights:
- Part-time, remote work (work-from-anywhere).Commission-based earnings on each sale; expect strong upside during Black Friday season.
- Training provided on product lineup, sizing, and policies.
- What you'll do & need (skills + scope)
- Size and recommend systems: Map device loads and runtime to the right Explorer / Solar Generator (e.g., 1000 Plus 1264 Wh, 2000 Plus expandable, 3000 Pro 3024 Wh), and pick matching SolarSaga 100W/200W panels and bundles.
- Explain specs in plain English: Wh vs W, surge output, port mix, MPPT solar charging, app control (where available), expected recharge times.
- Cover expandability & chemistry: When to add 2000 Plus add-on battery (2043 Wh); set expectations on LiFePO4 longevity (cycle life).Customer consult skills: 2+ years in retail/e-commerce or CE/outdoor/RV; strong discovery, objection handling, and closing; clear communicator over video/chat.
- Stay current: Use Jackery product pages to confirm stock, bundles, promos, and FAQs before recommending.
Responsibilities:
Run fast, friendly video consults; produce confident recommendations with direct product links.
Log outcomes and follow simple SOPs.
About Bujo: Bujo powers live, one-on-one shopping help for high-consideration products. Experts are independent contractors and can keep their primary jobs. (website link)
Before you apply
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Your profile is current
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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