Promote mobile accessories through live demonstrations, customer engagement, product training, and retail staff relationship-building. Ensure strong shelf placement, adequate inventory, and effective distribution of product information. Drive territory sales and market share through direct engagement and trained retail advocates. The role requires weekend retail availability, strong communication skills, prior sales or retail experience, and access to a vehicle.
Responsibilities
Key Responsibilities:
• Promote premium in-home food recycling brand live demos and customer engagement.
• Ensure competitive shelf placement of client products and help maintain adequate on-site stock.
• Deliver impactful product training to retail staff, emphasizing competitive advantages and unique features.
• Distribute product information to generate interest and support sales conversion.
• Build strong relationships with retail staff and store managers to foster product advocacy and collaboration.
• Drive sales and increase market share within your assigned territory – with a focus on both on-site sales and passive sales generated through store training.
- Proven track record of influencing purchasing decisions and driving sales.
- Passion for technology and tech solutions for at home environmental protection
- 3+ years of sales and/or retail experience.
- Strong interpersonal skills with a polished, engaging presence.
- Ability to effectively communicate product features and benefits.
- Experience in in-home environmental initiatives is a plus.
- Full-time access to a vehicle and a valid driver’s license required.
- Be part of a high-impact initiative with a leading premium in-home food recycling brand.
- Access exclusive training, product demos, and samples.
- Enjoy flexible hours in a retail setting on Saturday and Sunday (PT)
- Competitive compensation and performance incentives.
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