Sales Rep - Commercial Production | Los Angeles

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hitchLos Angeles (CA)
Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and TravelOther Services Related to Advertising

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Commercial Production Sales Rep | Los AngelesLocation: Los Angeles, remoteType: Independent contractor, non-exclusiveAbout HitchHitch is a creative and production company based in Austin. We’ve worked with brands like DoorDash, adidas, Walmart, and many more, with a strong presence across CPG.We’re looking for an LA-based sales rep to grow our agency relationships in Los Angeles.The RoleYour job is to get Hitch on bid lists and bring us opportunities across commercials, branded content, and high-production social.You’ll build relationships with agency producers, Heads of Production, Creative Directors, and Integrated Production teams, then work with our team to help turn those opportunities into awarded projects.This is not a cold-calling or lead-generation role. We’re looking for someone who already has strong agency relationships and knows how to open the right doors.What We’re Looking ForActive relationships with Los Angeles agenciesA track record of bringing in awarded production workA strong understanding of production budgets and the bidding processExperience selling commercial, branded, or social productionSomeone who can represent Hitch well and build long-term relationshipsCompensation7% flat commissionPaid monthly on collected billingsRecurring relationships pay 7% for 24 monthsNo base salary or drawNon-exclusive, 3-6-month initial agreementTo ApplySend a short note sharing the agency relationships you’d open first and examples of production work you’ve helped bring in.

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