Remote Sales Agent – No Experience Needed, Leads Provided
schnitzer agencyLebanon (NH)
Remote Sales Agent – No Experience Needed, Leads Provided
Posted 7 days ago
schnitzer agencyLebanon (NH)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Remote life insurance sales. Commission-based. Leads provided. No experience needed — we train you and help you get licensed. If you're a teacher, a parent heading back to work, a server, a retail manager, or anyone who knows they're capable of more than their paycheck reflects, keep reading. The Quick Facts1099 independent contractor role, paid on commission — no salary, no cap You work with people who already requested coverage. No cold calling. No pitching friends and family. Leads are generated in-house and subsidized to keep your costs low You'll need a Life & Health license. Most people finish the self-paced online course in about 7–10 days, and we walk you through itFully remote within the U.S., flexible hours Full-time strongly preferred; part-time considered for the right fit
What You'll Do:
- Follow up with families who asked for help with life insurance
- Meet with them over Zoom and help them choose coverage that fits their needs and budget
- Follow a proven, step-by-step sales process
- Show up to daily coaching and weekly training
- What You GetDaily coaching, 1-on-1 mentorship, and weekly group training
- Vested commissions from day one
- Chargeback protection — our conservation team helps you keep your clients and commissions
- Incentive trips 3–4 times per year for qualifying agents
- A real path to leadership and agency ownership
Who Does Well HereYou don't need a sales background. Our team includes former teachers and dental assistants. What our top agents have in common isn't their résumé — it's that they show up, follow the system, and outwork yesterday.
Who This Isn't ForIf you need a guaranteed salary right now, this isn't the right fit — and we'd rather tell you that upfront than waste your time.
Ready to see if this is for you? Apply, and we'll reach out to set up a quick call.-Scott Schnitzer
Before you apply
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Your profile is current
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Two examples you can talk through
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A number in mind
What you're on now and what would make you move. We negotiate better when we know both.
Your notice period
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