Remote Sales Appointment Setter

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United Placement Group

United StatesFull-TimeMiddle

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Experience: 2+ years of recent outbound appointment-setting experience.

Requirements

2+ years of recent outbound appointment-setting experience
Minimum 2 years recent outbound phone-based appointment setting experience (field or virtual sales)
Proven confidence handling objections
Excellent communication skills
Must reside and work in the United States
Reliable home office setup and strong internet connection
High Speed Computer (Laptop)
Headset
High Speed internet
No Google Chromebooks
Ability to commit to at least 35 hours weekly
Full time only

Responsibilities

Connect with individuals interested in estate and asset protection planning
Book appointments for our licensed sales agents
Place outbound calls to warm, pre-qualified prospects
Follow proven scripts and processes to secure appointments
Log every call and interaction accurately in our CRM
Overcome objections and consistently maintain a high conversion rate

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