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Appointment Setter (B2B)
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Metro Relay LLC
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$34,320 Salary, Part-Time
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Client Prospecting / Appointment Setter (B2B Outreach) We are looking for a part-time appointment setter to help generate meetings with businesses for our consulting team. Your role will be to contact businesses, introduce our services briefly, and schedule short discovery meetings with our team. This role focuses on client prospecting and meeting scheduling , not closing sales. Responsibilities Conduct outbound outreach to businesses Introduce our services briefly Ask a few qualifying questions Schedule discovery meetings with our team Track outreach activity in a spreadsheet or CRM Requirements Strong English communication skills Comfortable speaking with business owners or office managers Professional phone presence Organized and reliable Previous prospecting or appointment-setting experience is a plus Compensation Flexible depending on experience: Hourly rate + bonus for meetings scheduled or Payment per qualified meeting bookedHoursPart-time Approximately 8 to 12 hours per week Ideal Candidate Comfortable initiating conversations with businesses Persistent and professional Able to follow a simple outreach structure Cover Letter Instructions Please include the following in your cover letter: Start your message with the word "Outbound." Briefly describe your experience with client prospecting or appointment setting . Tell us how many outreach calls you are comfortable making per day . Provide one example of how you would start a conversation with a business. Applications that do not follow these instructions may not be considere