Brand Ambassador (Street Marketing) - Manhattan, NY ($69 / 3hrs)

Posted 2 days ago

oppiziNew York (NY)

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Mid

SALARY

$23 per hour

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About the role

Brand Ambassador (Street Marketing) – Manhattan, NY $23/hr (3 hrs per shift) + Bonus | Flexible Shifts | Immediate Start Looking for a flexible, high-energy role where you can earn great pay, stay active, and be part of fast-growing campaigns across Manhattan. At Oppizi, we're scaling rapidly to support one of our key partners and we're hiring motivated Brand Ambassadors to join us on the ground. ?? Flexibility Each shift is 3 hours You control your schedule: Choose up to 3 shifts per day (Morning, Lunch and Evening). ??
What You'll Do: As a Brand Ambassador, you'll be the face of top food delivery and lifestyle brands, engaging directly with the public and driving real results. Distribute flyers in high-traffic areas. Engage with potential customers and explain offers. Drive conversions and track performance. Represent exciting brands in a professional, energetic way.
Requirements? ? Who We're Looking For We're prioritizing candidates who can hit the ground running in a fast-paced NYC environment: Reliable, punctual, and professional. Available for multiple shifts per week. Must have a smartphone with data. *Previous experience in street marketing, events, or sales is highly preferred.
Benefits? ? Compensation $23 per hour (guaranteed). Performance-based bonuses (earn more based on results). Bi-weekly payments. Flexible scheduling — you choose your shifts ?? Apply Now It takes less than a minute: Go to: https://www.oppizi.com/brand-ambassadors Click "Join Us" and submit your details Learn more: https://oppizi.com/us/en/brand-ambassadors/

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