Title Marketing Representative Florida

Posted 4 days ago

pozodiaz pozo paMiami (FL)

Real Estate Sales Agents Other Services Related to Advertising

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

We are a well-established Real Estate Law Office seeking a motivated and professional Marketing Representative to support our business through professional, compliant marketing and relationship-building.

Responsibilities:

Develop and maintain professional relationships with real estate agents, brokers, lenders, and related professionals
Promote the firm's real estate legal services in a professional and ethical manner
Attend networking events, industry meetings, and community functions
Maintain compliance with all applicable legal, ethical, and professional rules governing attorney advertising and solicitation
Represent the firm with professionalism and integrity at all times

Qualifications:

Prior marketing, sales, or business development experience (real estate industry experience preferred)
Strong interpersonal and communication skills
Self-motivated with the ability to work independently
Understanding of professional boundaries in marketing legal services
Reliable transportation and ability to attend in-person meetings and events

Position Type: Commission-Based (1099 Independent Contractor or W-2 Commission-Only Employee, depending on qualifications and agreement)

Compensation: This position is commission-based only. Compensation is earned solely on successful marketing efforts and is not a salary or hourly wage. No guarantees of income are made.

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