Automotive Sales Development Specialist (Inside Sales / SDR)
$60,000-$75,000
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$60,000-$75,000
About the role
- Handle inbound and outbound leads (phone, text, email)
- Qualify prospects and move them through the sales pipeline
- Set and confirm showroom appointments (primary KPI)
- Control conversations and close for commitment
- Follow a proven SDR-style sales process
- Use CRM daily (DriveCentric, Elead, Salesforce, HubSpot, etc.)Hit daily activity goals and monthly quotas
- 1+ year in Inside Sales, SDR, BDC, Call Center Sales, or Phone Sales
- Confident phone presence and objection-handling skills
- Comfortable working toward quotas, KPIs, and conversion metrics
- Coachable, competitive, and results-driven
- Automotive experience a plus but not required
- Compensation & Why Closers WinBase salary + uncapped commission$60,000+ realistic first-year earnings
- Top performers earn $70,000-$75,000+Paid training and ongoing sales coaching
- Why You'll Succeed HereHigh-volume, high-intent inbound leads
- Clear expectations and transparent metrics
- Fast-paced inside sales environment
- Growth opportunities into senior sales or leadership
- SkillsInside Sales, Sales Development Representative (SDR), Lead Conversion, Appointment Setting, Phone Sales, CRM, Sales Pipeline, Quota, KPIs, Objection Handling, Customer Acquisition, Automotive Sales, BDC
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A number in mind
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