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About the role

Sales Manager Timeless Spa is seeking a dedicated and passionate Sales Manager to join our rapidly expanding wellness brand. This is an exciting opportunity for individuals who excel in sales, customer engagement, and business development within the spa and wellness industry. Your expertise will help drive new bookings, expand our client base, and contribute to the overall success of our spa services. Competitive base salary ($3,000/month) + uncapped commission. Huge earning potential – $100K+ On Target Earnings (OTE). Employee discounts on spa services and skincare products. Career growth opportunities in a fast-growing company. Work in a high-end, wellness-focused environment.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Promote and sell spa services, treatments, and skincare products
  • Build and maintain strong relationships with clients to drive repeat business
  • Meet and exceed sales targets by providing tailored recommendations
  • Deliver exceptional customer service and ensure client satisfaction
  • Develop and execute sales strategies and promotions with the team
  • Stay up to date on all spa services, products, and industry trends
Qualifications:
  • Proven experience in sales or customer service (spa, wellness, or hospitality industry preferred)
  • Strong communication and relationship-building skills
  • Goal-oriented and self-motivated to achieve and exceed sales targets
  • Basic knowledge of spa treatments and wellness trends (preferred)
  • Strong organizational and time management skills
  • A proactive, energetic, and results-driven attitude
Part time. In-person role in Lexington, KY (must relocate if needed). Up to 25% travel may be required.$3,000/month base salary plus uncapped commission. Total compensation target: $100K+ per year. Employee discounts on spa services and products. To be considered for this role, submit your resume today!

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