Part-Time Telemarketing Specialist
$25000.0 - $30000.0 per year
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$25000.0 - $30000.0 per year
About the role
- The primary objective of the Part-Time Telemarketing Specialist is to create qualified appointments and conversations for the licensed sales team.
- Additional responsibilities include but are not limited to...Schedule qualified appointments with prospective customers.
- Connect interested prospects with licensed sales representatives.
- Conduct warm transfers when appropriate.
- Confirm scheduled appointments.
- Follow up with prospects who miss or reschedule appointments.
- Maintain accurate notes regarding the customer's needs and reason for the appointment.
- Consistently work toward established appointment and conversion goals.
- Lead Follow-UpSuccessful telemarketing requires consistent and organized follow-up.
- The Part-Time Telemarketing Specialist will:
- Respond promptly to assigned leads.
- Make multiple contact attempts when appropriate.
- Follow established agency lead-management processes.
- Maintain an organized pipeline of prospects.
- Recycle older leads and previous quote opportunities.
- Document prospect responses and future follow-up dates.
- Follow up on missed appointments.
- Maintain accurate customer and prospect information in agency systems.
- DAILY ACTIVITY & PRODUCTIVITY EXPECTATIONSBecause this is a part-time position, productivity and effective use of scheduled working hours are extremely important.
- Team members will be expected to maintain consistent activity during designated calling periods.
- Performance expectations may include:
- Outbound calls completed
- Customers and prospects contacted
- Meaningful conversations
- Qualified opportunities generated
- Appointments scheduled
- Appointments completed
- Warm transfersQuote opportunities generated
- Follow-up activities completed
- Appointment conversion rates
- Individual activity goals will be established based on scheduled hours and reviewed regularly.
- CUSTOMER COMMUNICATIONThe Telemarketing Specialist is often the prospect's first interaction with our agency and is expected to create a professional and positive first impression.
- Generate qualified appointments.
- Create warm transfer opportunities.
- Provide accurate notes regarding prospect conversations.
- Communicate important information to the assigned sales representative.
- Follow up with prospects requiring additional nurturing.
- Assist with appointment confirmations.
- Participate in sales meetings, training, and coaching when scheduled.
- Work with agency leadership to improve scripts, calling strategies, and appointment results.
- What This Position Does NOT DoUnless appropriately licensed and authorized, the Part-Time Telemarketing Specialist does not provide insurance advice, recommend specific coverage, quote or bind insurance policies, or perform activities requiring an insurance license.
- The primary objective of this position is to:
- Generate Conversations - Identify Opportunities - Schedule Appointments - Support SalesAll activities must comply with applicable laws, regulations, licensing requirements, company guidelines, agency procedures, and communication requirements.
- Is comfortable making outbound telephone calls.
- Has a confident and professional telephone presence.
- Enjoys talking with people.
- Can quickly establish rapport.
- Is persistent and able to handle rejection professionally.
- Is motivated by goals and performance incentives.
- Has strong organizational and follow-up skills.
- Can follow a script while maintaining a natural conversation.
- Is comfortable working independently.
- Is dependable and punctual.
- Is coachable and receptive to feedback.
- Can maintain high productivity during a limited part-time schedule.
- Has basic computer and data-entry skills.
- Demonstrates professionalism and a positive attitude.
- Previous experience in telemarketing, appointment setting, inside sales, customer service, call centers, lead generation, or insurance is preferred but not required for the right candidate.
- COMPENSATIONThis position offers:
- Part-Time Base Compensation + Performance-Based Incentives
- Additional earning opportunities may be tied to:
- Qualified appointments
- Completed appointments
- Warm transfersQuote opportunities
- Lead conversion
- Production resulting from generated opportunities
- Achievement of individual and agency goals
- Specific hourly compensation, incentive structure, and performance expectations will be discussed during the interview process.
- TRAINING & DEVELOPMENTTraining and ongoing coaching will include:
- Telephone prospecting
- Appointment-setting techniques
- Building rapport
- Agency-approved scripts
- Asking qualifying questions
- Objection handling
- Lead follow-upReferral conversationsCRM and lead-management systems
- Insurance terminology
- Customer communication
- Time management
- Productivity strategies
- Compliance requirements
- Regular coaching, call reviews, and role-playing may be incorporated to help improve performance.
- This position is ideal for someone who wants a part-time opportunity where performance matters.
- You should be comfortable spending the majority of your scheduled working time communicating with customers and prospects by telephone.
- The strongest candidates are:
- Energetic. Competitive. Persistent. Coachable. Dependable. Organized. Goal-Oriented.
- You understand that not every call will result in an appointment, but consistent activity and effective conversations create results.
- A successful Part-Time Telemarketing Specialist consistently creates opportunities for the agency.
- The goal is simple:
- More Conversations - More Appointments - More Quotes - More Customers
- If you enjoy talking with people, are motivated by achieving goals, and want a part-time position where your performance can directly impact your earning potential, we encourage you to apply.
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