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Advertising Sales Representative
3 months ago
Description
Job Title
Barstool Social™ Local Bar and Restaurant Representative
Job Location
Fort Lauderdale, FL (In-person work)
Job Overview
- Visit local bars and restaurants to confirm or update information in the Barstool Social™ app.
- Sell advertising in the form of featured listings on the app and push notifications to users.
- Utilize social media outlets for premium exposure.
- Flexible work schedule and can be done at your own pace.
- Part-time, Contract, and Internship position.
Compensation
- Flat rate per business confirmed/updated.
- Percentage of ad sales.
- Pay: From $500.00 per week.
Responsibilities
- Visit local bars and restaurants to update and confirm information in the Barstool Social™ app.
- Sell advertising packages to businesses.
- Utilize social media outlets to promote businesses.
Requirements
- Must have a Driver's License.
- Ability to reliably commute or planning to relocate to Fort Lauderdale, FL.
- Excellent communication and sales skills.
- Connections with beer/liquor reps are a plus.
We're excited for you to apply!
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