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Senior Customer Service Representative

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energy innovation policy technologyFargo (ND)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$73,000 - $103,000 per year

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About the role

Come grow your career and our numbers as a Senior Customer Service Representative at one of Fargo's fastest-moving companies. What sets the offer apart is trust — $73,000 - $103,000 and hybrid hours are nice, but the sales marketing ownership is the headline.
Key Responsibilities: Design landing pages and conversion funnels that turn traffic into customers Frame the oddball-friendly ROI a Fargo, ND CFO can defend internally Keep the messaging consistent from Fargo, ND billboards to cold DMs Draft the cold-outreach copy that survives a senior buyer's inbox Pitch, listen, adjust, and pitch again until the sales marketing deal lands Trade weekly notes with product on what Fargo buyers keep requesting Identify and pursue new business opportunities throughout ND What You'll Bring A collaborative mindset and genuine enthusiasm for teamwork Curiosity and a continuous drive to sharpen your sales marketing craft Demonstrated calm when a Fargo, ND client changes scope mid-stream 5+ years that left you with strong instincts and few illustrations Proven Troubleshooting judgment when the textbook answer doesn't fit The patience to mentor without taking over the keyboard Self-motivated and able to work independently with minimal oversight Real Estate Excellence LLC is the client-focused ND company that built its name on sales marketing work nobody else wanted to do properly. We value clear writing and honest conversation over status games and politics. Lead with the number, $73,000 - $103,000, then add a growth track, a mentor, full benefits, and hours that bend toward your Fargo life. Active as of this moment, the Fargo, ND role accepts resumes daily. Join the people at Real Estate Excellence LLC who chose interesting work over a comfortable rut.

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