Vendor Booth Consultant (405) 373-6885 Los Angeles, CA

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pickle jam salsa kitchenLos Angeles (CA)

Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Except Technical and Scientific Products All Other Specialty Food Retailers

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About the role

Pickle, Jam, & Salsa Kitchen – Vendor Booth Consultant Pickle, Jam, & Salsa Kitchen (visit https://picklejamsalsakitchen.com) is hiring Vendor Booth Consultants to promote and sell our handcrafted pickles, jams, salsas, and sauces at events and markets.

LOCATION: Your choice or a location provided by PJSK.

JOB TYPE: PT/FT (1099).

PAY: 100% commission | Access to wholesale pricing.

Responsibilities: Set up and manage booths at local events. Sample and sell products with great customer service. Promote your booth using social media. Track sales and manage inventory.

Qualifications & Skills: Must be a U.S. citizen. High school diploma or equivalent. Experience in sales or the food industry is a plus. Strong people skills and comfort using social platforms. Self-starter attitude; sales experience is a bonus.

Job Requirements: A home office setup and reliable Internet and communication tools.

Benefits: Flexible schedule. No income cap. Training, wholesale access, and branded materials. Application Visit https://www.picklejamsalsakitchen.com/vendor-application/ and reference Agent ID PJSKROXANNAG. Call (405) 373-6885, email vendors@picklejamsalsakitchen.com, or schedule a consultation at https://picklejamsalsakitchen.com/book-a-phone-consultation/.

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