Automotive Business Development Representative (Remote – Full-Time)
Automotive Business Development Representative (Remote – Full-Time)
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SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Respond fast to internet leads by phone, text, and email
- Handle inbound sales calls and set appointments for the showroom
- Follow up with unsold showroom traffic, missed appointments, and aged leads
- Confirm appointments to drive show rates
- Keep accurate notes and update lead statuses in the dealer’s CRMWork set daily activity goals for calls, texts, emails, and appointments
- Take part in regular coaching sessions, call reviews, and training
- 1+ year in automotive BDC, internet sales, or call center sales (automotive strongly preferred)
- Confident, friendly phone presence; you’re comfortable asking for the appointment
- Clear, professional writing for texts and emails
- Experience with dealership CRMs (VinSolutions, DealerSocket, eLead, CDK, or similar) is a plus
- Self-motivated and reliable when working on your own from home
- Reliable high-speed internet, a computer, a headset, and a quiet workspace
- Available to work some evenings and Saturdays preferred.
- Must be able to work independently Preferably Full-Time but will also consider the right part-time candidate that can work flexible hours
- 100% remote
- Competitive hourly pay plus appointment and sold bonuses
- Ongoing training and coaching from automotive industry veterans
- Room to grow as we add dealer partners
Before you apply
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Your profile is current
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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