Business Development Representative - Entry Level

Posted 3 days ago

amplyfyEast Brunswick (NJ)

SENIORITY

Entry

About the role

Are you outgoing, motivated, and ready to kickstart your career in marketing and sales? Amplyfy is on the lookout for an energetic and people-focused Business Development Representative to join our growing team. This role is all about real connections, working face-to-face with customers, supporting our clients, and bringing promotions to life all in a retail environment. This position is entry-level, so no prior experience is required. We provide fully paid training and development!

What You’ll Be Doing: Collaborate with our marketing and sales teams to support exciting in-store promotions that drive brand awareness, generate new business, and boost sales for our clients Be the face of the brand—confidently explain product features and benefits to potential customers Create authentic connections through friendly, in-person conversations in a retail environment Stay up to speed on brand and product details to deliver clear, compelling messaging Spot new opportunities to reach customers, grow the brand, and exceed performance goals

What We’re Looking For: Experience in marketing, retail, sales, or customer service is a plus, but not required Strong communication skills—you’re comfortable talking to anyone Self-starter with good time management and follow-through Team player with a positive, can-do attitude Excited to learn, grow, and take on new challenges

Why You’ll Love It Here: Paid training to get you up to speed, plus ongoing learning and growth Base pay + uncapped commission Career growth based on merit, not just tenure Work in a fun, supportive team environment where your hard work is recognized Be part of a leadership-driven culture that rewards initiative and hustle Ready to Get Started? Apply now with your resume for immediate consideration.

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