Our Roles
Accelerate your agency’s success with our Virtual Sales Development Representatives (SDRs). These specialists are the engine behind your lead generation and sales pipeline, focusing on identifying and engaging potential clients. With our Virtual SDRs, you can concentrate on strategic growth while we ensure your sales funnel is always full. This is the boost your agency needs to not only attract new clients but to lay the groundwork for lasting relationships and revenue growth.
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Every Sales Development Rep gets Cold Outreach training, resulting in 120+ calls a day & 15 high-quality sales appointments per month for your agency. They are fully trained to take over warm leads, and convert them into quality appoinments!
Our b2b Sales Development Reps make sure that they absorb your brand tone and voice while managing your entire communication system effectively. Our SDR’s become the voice for your agency, taking on tasks and being more productive than even you can be.
To grow your agency, you need time to focus on your core strengths. The faster those tasks are handled, the more time you’ll have to focus on revenue-generating activities. Delegate all Sales related tasks to your SDR.
Brevity makes sure that your Sales Development Rep is fully trained in Social Media Management so no messages or comments go unaddressed. Our sales reps for digital marketing agencies ensure your agency has a constant presence on social media.
Our Sales Developement Reps for agencies are commited to convert leads into appointments using tried and tested strategies. Additionally, they can complete email marketing tasks (like follow ups) and appointment setting services to increase the probability of your lead generation.
Have the world at your feet – hire our Sales Development Reps without the hassle. We handle all the payments, tax forms, and HR headaches for you. Feel the difference with our Virtual Sales Reps and get ready to activate growth
Benefits of Choosing Us
Cost savings vs. local hires—without compromising quality or compliance.
On-time delivery rate across all projects—consistent, reliable output from a fully managed team.
How We Do It
We get your candidate requirements and send you a customized job description.
We present pre-vetted candidates handpicked for your needs with a 90%+ approval rate.
Our world-class onboarding process connects you to your dedicated representative.
Your Agency Future Leader starts hitting benchmarks. It’s time to grow the team!
(During this 100% free no-strings-attached agency scale strategy call we will go over how our pre-trained virtual assistants can save up to 50% in payroll costs while scaling your business.)
It’s free … you’ve got nothing to lose and everything to gain!
This free agency scale strategy call is a limited-time offer, book now while this agency-changing offer is still free!
Quick answers to common questions
Hiring a Sales Development Representative (SDR) can be a great asset for businesses aiming to grow their customer base and increase revenue. SDRs are tasked with generating new sales leads, qualifying these leads, and setting up meetings for the sales team, which helps build a robust sales pipeline and allows the sales team to focus on closing deals with qualified prospects.
An SDR works by focusing on the early stages of the sales process, which includes identifying potential clients, initiating contact through cold calls, emails, and social media, and engaging in initial conversations to assess interest and fit. The primary goal is to qualify these leads to ensure they meet certain criteria before passing them on to the sales team for further engagement.
From a Sales Development Rep, one can expect a range of skills crucial for the role, such as strong communication abilities to engage with potential clients effectively, resilience in facing rejection, research skills to identify and understand prospects, time management to handle various tasks efficiently, and a foundational knowledge of sales and the company’s offerings.
The distinction between a Sales Development Rep and a Business Development Rep (BDR) often lies in their focus areas; SDRs typically handle inbound lead qualification, processing leads generated by the company’s marketing efforts, while BDRs might focus more on outbound prospecting to identify potential clients. However, this distinction can vary between companies, with the roles sometimes overlapping significantly.
