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Cristo Rey Atlanta

Sales Development Representative

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In-Office or Remote
Hiring Remotely in Atlanta, GA, United States
62K-73K Annually
Entry level
In-Office or Remote
Hiring Remotely in Atlanta, GA, United States
62K-73K Annually
Entry level
Identifies and engages prospective customers through research, outbound calls, emails, and social media. Qualifies leads, schedules sales meetings, maintains accurate CRM records, tracks sales activity, and monitors lead-generation performance. Collaborates with sales and marketing teams to develop prospecting strategies, nurture relationships, address initial inquiries, and build a consistent pipeline of qualified opportunities.
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As a Sales Development Representative (SDR), you will be responsible for identifying, engaging, and qualifying potential customers to generate new business opportunities and support the organization's sales growth. Responsibilities include researching prospective clients, identifying target markets, conducting outbound outreach through calls, emails, and social media, following up with leads, qualifying prospects, scheduling sales meetings, maintaining accurate customer records, tracking sales activities, and monitoring lead generation performance. You will work closely with the sales and marketing teams to develop prospecting strategies, nurture potential customer relationships, identify business opportunities, address initial customer inquiries, and ensure a consistent pipeline of qualified leads. Your communication skills, persuasive abilities, attention to detail, problem-solving capabilities, organizational skills, and proficiency in CRM and sales prospecting tools will contribute to increased lead conversion, stronger customer relationships, revenue growth, and the overall success of the organization.

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