selfpublishing.com

selfpublishing.com

Sales Development Representative

Austin, TX

Sponsorship not specified$60k-$120kDetected 22 days ago
CRMSalesOutbound SalesMentoringPublic Speaking

About the role

  • As an SDR, you'll be the first point of contact for aspiring authors who've opted into our resources.
  • Learn their story, understand their goals, and set up meaningful consults with our Publishing Strategists to guide them forward.
  • In addition to your day-to-day outreach, you'll also represent selfpublishing.com at live events-traveling to 2-4 events per month to connect with attendees, share our mission from stage, and introduce new aspiring authors to our programs.

Requirements

  • Travel is required for this role (2-4 events per month).
  • Proven sales experience ($150K+ in total past sales) CRM & structured sales process experience Willingness and ability to travel frequently (2-4 events per month)

Nice to have

  • $1M+ in lifetime sales 1-2 years of high-performance sales experience

Compensation

  • But if you're the kind of person who wants to make a difference, make bank, and build something meaningful-we want to meet you. 📩 Ready to apply?
  • Change your career.
  • Change your future.
  • $60,000-$120,000+ (based on performance)

Company info

  • 🧠 About Us At selfpublishing.com, we help purpose-driven people turn their ideas into published books-and those books into life-changing impact.
  • Through online education, coaching, and done-for-you services, we empower aspiring authors to get their stories out into the world.
  • Our mission?
  • Help 100,000 people publish a book by 2035, impacting 120M+ lives through "Leveraged Impact." (Check out our TEDx talk here ).
  • We've been featured on the INC 5000 list four times-and we're just getting started.
  • But if you're the kind of person who wants to make a difference, make bank, and build something meaningful-we want to meet you. 📩 Ready to apply?

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