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Hire a Dedicated Remote Sales Associate (SDR)

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$12/hr
High Quality,
Low Cost!
95%
Client Retention

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What they handle

Your virtual sales assistant keeps the pipeline moving

01

Cold calling and outbound sales

Daily calls, emails and LinkedIn outreach to the accounts you want to win.

02

Inbound lead handling

Fast, friendly replies to new leads before they go cold.

03

CRM and pipeline management

Every lead logged, tagged and moved through your pipeline.

04

Appointment setting and follow-ups

Qualified meetings on your calendar, with follow-ups until they show up.

Remote sales associate working on a laptop
Virtual SDR services

An outsourced SDR who works like part of your team

Our virtual sales development reps find, engage and qualify potential clients for your agency. They keep your sales funnel full, so you can focus on strategy and closing deals.

The result is more new clients now, and the groundwork for long-term relationships and revenue.

Why agencies hire our SDRs

Trained, managed and ready from day one

Cold outreach

Every SDR is trained in cold outreach: 120+ calls a day and 15 quality appointments a month for your agency.

Communication

Your SDR learns your brand tone and voice, and manages your sales communication end to end.

Personal assistance

Hand off sales admin, so you spend your time on the work that brings in revenue.

Social media presence

Trained in social media management, so no message or comment goes unanswered.

Lead generation

Proven strategies to turn leads into appointments, plus email follow-ups to lift your conversion rate.

Reduced company costs

We handle payroll, tax forms and HR, so you get the help without the overhead.

Benefits of choosing us

Here’s why agencies trust Brevity

Up to
0%

Cost savings vs. local hires—without compromising quality or compliance.

Payroll Costs Employee Benefits Office Space
0%

On-time delivery rate across all projects—consistent, reliable output from a fully managed team.

Faster Response Times Improved Accuracy Consistent Delivery Daily Task Coverage
Testimonials

What agency owners say about our SDRs

Kaitlyn RhodesZix Media · "Rida was able to close a few deals in the first month."

Shahrukh has been great and has already set up meetings with prospects. Taken a huge weight off my shoulders. I highly recommend brevity for virtual assistants.

Chris J. · Sales Manager, Summit Media

Maham is great at cold calling. She books calls, handles appointment setting, and has already closed a few deals in the last three months.

Olivia T. · Operations Manager, Etonix

How hiring works

From first call to a full team member

1

Discovery call

We learn the role you need and send you a tailored job description.

2

Interview

Meet pre-vetted candidates handpicked for you, with a 90%+ approval rate.

3

Onboarding

We onboard your associate and connect you with a dedicated representative.

4

Step back and grow

Your associate starts hitting benchmarks, and you get your time back.

Book a call

Find your sales associate in one 30‑minute call

A short call to understand the role you need, how matching works and what it costs. Pay $0 until you hire.

FAQ

Questions about hiring an SDR

Is a sales development rep a good hire?

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.

How does a sales development rep work?

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.

What skills can I expect from a sales development rep?

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.

What is the difference between an SDR and a BDR?

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.