Sales Representative and Lead Generation Specialist for a Software Company in the US (Home Based Par

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virtual coworkerScottsdale (AZ)

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About the role

Job Opportunity The Company is an Arizona-based software company specializing in tech solutions, crypto, automation, web, and mobile applications. They develop and design web and mobile applications for their clients to help them improve their client's businesses. They also provide web interfaces to their clients such as websites, landing pages, and E-commerce.
Job Description: Research and target new and existing crypto coins/tokens Reach out to prospects using Telegram and Discord Sell an Automated Giveaway Bot (Bonus commission every sale) Other adhoc tasks
Must Haves: Minimum of 2 years relevant to the role Experience using Telegram and Discord Great research and writing skills Knowledge in using Google Apps (e.g. Google Sheets)
Nice to Haves: Knowledge in monday.com Knowledge in Cryptocurrency Experience in handling any CRM tool Home Office Requirements Please only apply for this role if you have the following home office requirements: Perfectly working headset and webcam Stable internet connection of at least 5 Mbps Up to date computer system with a minimum of Windows 8 or Mac OS X Quiet room with no distractions or background noises A backup plan if the power goes out or if your internet connection becomes unstable during your shift Only applicants meeting the strict criteria above will be contacted.

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