Field Canvasser
aurelius consulting groupEast Boston (MA)
$795
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aurelius consulting groupEast Boston (MA)
Door-to-Door Sales Workers, News and Street Vendors, and Related WorkersOther Services Related to Advertising
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$795
About the role
Job Description:
Field Canvasser Boston, MA | Full-Time | In-Person Average Weekly Earnings: $795+Confident starting conversations with people you've never met? Aurelius Consulting Group is looking for Field Canvassers to represent nationally recognized brands through face-to-face campaigns at street events and promotional events. This is an active, people-focused role. You'll be out speaking directly with the public, building interest in client campaigns, and turning conversations into positive customer experiences.
What You'll Be Doing:
Approaching and engaging people at street and promotional events Starting conversations and building rapport quickly Representing client brands professionally Explaining products, services, and current campaigns Understanding customer needs and recommending suitable options Helping interested customers with sign-ups, applications, or purchases Working toward individual and team goals
What We're Looking For:
Confidence, communication, and a strong work ethic. You don't need previous canvassing or sales experience — full training is provided. We're looking for people who are approachable, self-motivated, comfortable speaking with new people, and ready to learn. You'll receive full product and sales training, ongoing coaching and development, experienced mentorship, and progression opportunities based on performance. Earnings Average weekly earnings of $795+, made up of base pay, uncapped commissions, and performance-based bonuses. If you're looking for a field-based canvassing role where you can stay active, meet people, and develop practical sales and communication experience, apply today. Shortlisted candidates are typically contacted within 1–3 business days.
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