Hiring: Outreach Specialist 🚀

We’re looking for an Outreach Specialist to join our growing creative/social media agency.

What you’ll do:

  • Find potential clients/businesses
  • Send personalized DMs/emails
  • Start conversations & generate leads
  • Maintain a simple outreach tracker

Who we’re looking for:

  • Good communication skills
  • Confident with DMs & emails
  • Consistent and self-motivated
  • Previous outreach/sales experience is a plus

💰 Payment: Performance-based / commission + incentives
🌍 Remote: Yes

Interested? DM me with a short intro + any previous outreach experience.
DON'T DM ME ON REDDIT !!

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/anxhuu.____/
Discord - rang_media
E mail - [email protected]

Serious applicants only. :)

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