Part-Time Remote Appointment Setter (Flexible Evening Hours)

<div class="benefits"> <div><strong>Benefits:</strong></div> <ul> <li>Competitive salary</li> <li>Flexible schedule</li> </ul> </div> <div class="trix-content"> <div>Overview<br><br> </div><div>We’re a fast-growing exterior cleaning company looking for a reliable, detail-oriented person to help follow up with inbound leads and past customers.<br><br> </div><div>Your role is simple:<br> <strong>reach out, start conversations, and get customers scheduled.<br></strong><br> </div><div>This is not a cold sales role. People you contact have already shown interest or worked with us before.<br><br> </div><div>Schedule<br><br> </div><ul> <li> 1.5 to 2 hours per day </li> <li> Typically between <strong>4:30pm–6:30pm</strong> </li> <li> Flexible within that window </li> </ul><div>Responsibilities<br><br> </div><ul> <li> Call and text new leads who requested service </li> <li> Follow up with leads we haven’t connected with yet </li> <li> Reach out to past customers to get them back on schedule </li> <li> Book appointments for estimates or service </li> <li> Log activity in ServiceMinder</li> </ul><div>Pay<br><br> </div><ul> <li> $15–$18 per hour </li> <li><strong>+ $15 per booked appointment</strong></li> </ul><div>Can easily earn an additional $50–$150 per week in bonuses<br><br> </div><div>What We’re Looking For<br><br> </div><ul> <li> Comfortable talking on the phone (this is the most important) </li> <li> Clear communicator, friendly but direct </li> <li> Reliable and consistent (shows up every day) </li> <li> Organized and able to follow a simple process </li> <li> Previous customer service, receptionist, or sales experience is a plus </li> </ul><div>What This Job Is NOT<br><br> </div><ul> <li> Not a high-pressure sales role </li> <li> Not cold calling strangers </li> <li> Not a full-time position </li> </ul><div>Why This Role Works<br><br> </div><ul> <li> Fully remote </li> <li> Short, consistent daily schedule </li> <li> Performance-based bonuses </li> <li> Opportunity to grow into a larger role over time</li> </ul> </div>

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