The Sales Development Representative is responsible for selling advertising space on wellness kiosks at major retailers, working independently with flexible hours and commission-based income.
Advertising Sales on Jumbo 5-Foot Ads at Major Retailers — Amazing Opportunity for Independent Sales Contractors
This isn’t just ad sales — it’s the implied endorsement of major retailers like CVS, Kroger, HEB, and Albertsons. You’ll offer clients prime front-door exposure on full-color, 5-foot-tall wellness kiosks — the first message shoppers see as they walk in.
Join Terraboost Media as an Independent Sales Contractor and take full control of your income and schedule. You can still keep your current job while working for Terraboost. This is a 1099 B2B sales development Commission only opportunity.
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Why Terraboost?
- Unlimited Earning Potential – Top reps earn UP TO $20,000+/month and up to $1,500 per contract
- Total Flexibility – Work remotely, set your own hours
- Proven Support – Tools, training, and expert guidance to help you close more deals
- Optional Leads & Telemarketing – Provided after proving results, or available sooner for a fee
- Earn While You Train – After completing training, earn $30 per qualified meeting you set (up to 5). That’s up to $150 right away — and you’ll be joined by a seasoned Terraboost pro who helps present and close. If the deal closes, you earn the full commission (typically $800–$1,500 per sale).
Who We’re Looking For:
- Experienced Sales Pros – Ideally with advertising, marketing, or media background
- Driven Closers – Self-motivated, commission-focused, and results-driven
- Proactive Prospectors – Comfortable reaching out to local businesses and booking meetings
- Or someone with grit and hunger ready to follow a proven playbook and win
Learn more at www.terraboost.com
Apply now and start selling something that truly stands out — and get paid while learning how.
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