D2D Appointment Setter

Posted 2 days ago

home energy prosFort Wayne (IN)

Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and Travel All Other Specialty Trade Contractors

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$1,500 a week

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About the role

I'm not looking for everyone. I'm looking for people who can show up, knock doors, and do the job the right way. This is door-to-door appointment setting for attic inspections. You generate your own opportunities. If you can talk to homeowners, follow a script, and stay consistent, you'll do well here. If you can't — you won't last. And that's fine. How the pay works$1,200 per sale when your appointment closes average Our team closes about 1 out of every 4 appointments Most solid reps make around $1,500 a week The right person can earn $150k–$250k a year How you get hired You don't get hired just because you applied. You'll have to prove you can run the pitch. If you can deliver it clean, most people see results within a couple weeks. If you can't, this probably isn't the right fit.

The work:

Door knocking all day
Talking with homeowners about comfort, energy bills, and attic issues
Setting inspections for experienced closers
No leads handed to you
Who this is for
Experienced D2D reps who want a better operation
People who don't need babysitting
People who show up and do the work they're gifted at doing

Growth We promote from within. Management is available for people who prove they can produce and lead. We do things a certain way here. With discipline and purpose. If that appeals to you, apply.?? Greater Fort Wayne Area

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