Sales Account Representative - Part Time

Exciting work from home opportunity for a Remote Sales Account Representative - Part Time role! This position offers full-time remote work at VisitorReach. VisitorReach is a faith-based organization dedicated to empowering churches to connect with newcomers and spiritual seekers through innovative technology. Guided by Judeo-Christian values, including integrity, service, and humility, our mission is to support churches in fostering spiritually rich communities through meaningful connections. We seek individuals who feel called to align with our mission and values, bringing both expertise and a servant’s heart to support churches in their essential work. PURPOSE AND SUMMARY The Part-time Sales Account Representative serves as a key point of contact for potential clients. This role focuses on gathering detailed client information, managing pre-qualified leads, and maintaining client data in the CRM. By supporting Sales Ambassadors with administrative and operational tasks, the Sales Account Representative facilitates new client acquisition, prequalifies incoming leads, makes regular calls to potential clients, and assists in managing contacts. Strong communication and organizational skills, along with an understanding of VisitorReach’s mission, are essential for success. QUALIFICATIONS Education & Experience Advanced education in Business Administration, Communications, or a related field (preferred), or equivalent experience. 2+ years of experience in sales or customer service roles, preferred. Skills & Competencies Strong oral and written communication skills. Proficiency in word processing, calendar planning, and CRM tools. Excellent organizational skills with attention to detail. Preferred Affinity Understanding of church activities, outreach, and Judeo-Christian values. Awareness of or affiliation with local church involvement. Personal Attributes Adaptable and flexible in responding to changing team needs and priorities. Professional, relational, and solutions-oriented. Self-motivated with a strong work ethic and a high level of accountability. Team-oriented with a servant’s heart and positive attitude. Able to represent VisitorReach with maturity, excellence, and consistency. RESPONSIBILITIES Client Acquisition: Represents VisitorReach values and cultural commitments internally and externally. Gathers and analyzes client geographic and demographic information to assess suitability for VisitorReach resources. Pre-qualifies potential clients by reviewing inbound marketing leads, referrals, and previous client lists. Maintains consistent communication with potential clients to facilitate new contracts, renewals, and client retention. Inputs and administers client data in the CRM system. Provides support throughout the discovery process, including transitions to the onboarding stage. Makes ongoing outbound calls to potential clients using lists created by the sales and marketing team. Assists the sales team with any tasks as needed. Attends meetings as requested. Sales Ambassador and Sales Specialist Support: Provides administrative support to Sales Ambassadors and Sales Specialists, including preparing client information for demonstrations. Sets up meetings and shares updates from potential clients with Sales Ambassadors and Sales Specialists. Maintains and updates CRM records, including documenting client interactions and changes. Assists Sales Ambassadors and Sales Specialists by preparing and distributing ongoing lists of potential clients. Provides a variety of other tasks as needed. PART-TIME FRAMEWORK: This part-time position requires 20 to 25 hours per week. The regular work schedule will consist of a minimum of four days per week, Monday through Thursday, with the possibility of a fifth workday as needed for team coverage. Compensation, including any applicable commission opportunities, will be determined based on qualifications, skills, and relevant experience. REPORTING RELATIONSHIPS Reports directly to the Director of Marketing and Sales or other managers/executives as determined. Has no supervisory responsibility. ACCOUNTABILITIES All responsibilities are to be performed in a timely, efficient, effective, accurate, appropriate, and professional manner.

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