Store Manager

Posted 4 days ago

monmouth trading cardsNeptune City (NJ)

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Monmouth Cards is seeking a Sales Representative to join our team! You will be tasked with selling sports cards on various live streams (Instagram, Facebook, Whatnot App), Responsibilities: Present and sell company products and services to new and existing customers Reach agreed upon sales targets by the deadline Resolve customer inquiries and complaints Create sales material to present to customers Qualifications: Knowledge of the sports cards hobby and various professional sports leagues. Previous experience in sales, customer service, or other related fields Ability to build rapport with clients Strong negotiation skills Detail-oriented Monmouth Cards is one of the fastest-growing names in trading cards and collectibles. We sell across multiple retail locations in NJ, CT, and MA, online through our own store and major marketplaces, and live every week through streaming - meeting collectors wherever they are in the hobby, from first packs to high-end slabs. What sets us apart is how we operate. We move fast, sweat the details, and treat product knowledge and customer experience as the whole job, not an afterthought. Our team is made up of people who actually care about the hobby and bring real energy to every break, sale, and store visit. We're at a stage where the work is varied, the pace is quick, and the people who lean in get to grow with us. If you want to be part of building something real in the card space - not just clock in - you'll fit right in here.

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