Brand Ambassador - In-Store Sampling

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everyday doseWashington (DC)

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About the role

$25–$30/hr · Weekends only · On-site at local retailers · Multiple cities nationwidePart-time weekend work. No experience required. Paid in-store sampling events near you. We're Everyday Dose — coffee that does more. Fewer crashes, more calm. More focus, fewer jitters. We're hiring part-time Brand Ambassadors to run in-store sampling events at retailers across the country. You'll be the face of the brand on the floor: pouring samples, telling our story, and turning curious shoppers into loyal customers — one cup at a time. This is a field role. Not remote. Not an office. You'll be inside local retailers on weekends, at a different location depending on the schedule.
What you'll do: Run live in-store sampling demos — set up, pour, engage, break down Walk shoppers through what makes Everyday Dose different (we train you on the collagen, mushrooms, and why "calm energy" actually means something) Keep your demo station clean, branded, and on-point Track samples poured + shopper conversations Submit a quick photo recap after each event You'll thrive here if you'reGenuinely warm — actually engaging, not fake-friendly Into wellness, coffee, or nutrition (or a fast learner who's curious) Reliable — non-negotiable Comfortable making drinks in a busy retail setting Free most Saturdays and Sundays OK standing 4–5 hours and lifting 20–30 lb boxes RequirementsWeekend availability (Saturdays and Sundays) Reliable transportation Commitment to at least 4–6 weekends of events Comfortable working solo Willing to wear provided EDD apparel Complete training before your first event Able to stand 4–5 hours and lift 20–30 lb boxes Must be 18+ Benefits$25–$30/hr (market dependent), paid on our regular schedule Flexible weekend scheduling — you pick the events that fit Mileage reimbursement (varies by market) A clear path to Lead Brand Ambassador roles A positive, supportive, mission-driven team

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