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Opportunity To Be In Your Own Business -Automotive in the USA
Event Details
Time: September 17, 2017 to October 31, 2017
Location: Advertising Sales- Work Out Of Your Own Home
City/Town: Your Home Town
Website or Map: http://www.southeastwheelseve…
Phone: 678-231-9494
Event Type: development, of, your, own, business
Organized By: Steve Bracken
Latest Activity: Jan 17, 2023
Event Description
Job Description
- Sales of Internet Advertising
- We have multiple websites servicing the Automotive Community
- Our focus is to bring together the parts and services supplier's and potential buyers
- Be in business for yourself and earn high commissions while having fun
- A great opportunity to learn and earn in the fastest growing advertising business
- Join us in the digital advertising revolution and position yourself for the future
- This a commission only position that will pay you 40% of the gross sale
- You need to have some understanding of the sales process and how to close the sale
- You need to be a self-starter and a person that can truly run their own business.
- You will receive a training program, with information of the process for selling and closing the sale. Prospects are also provided, plus telephone support is included.
Company Description
Global Wheels Events, LLC. is focusing our sales efforts in the Southern states of Georgia, Tennessee, Florida, S. Carolina and N. Carolina. The website is our very popular www.southeastwheelsevents.com Our future plans are to reach out to all of the USA with a new Website, that is under construction right now. We are one of the largest Internet websites providing free membership to access the free calendar listings of all of the Car/Motorcycles events in the area. Right now we are averaging 36,000 page views per month and growing. We have over 7,000 active members contributing events to our website calendar.
Interested? Please thoroughly view our southern regional website to get an understanding of what we are all about. www.southeastwheeelsevents.com. Then contact me at Steve@GlobalWheelsEvents.com
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Comment by John Smith on January 17, 2023 at 3:41am
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Owning a business is interesting, but I'm convinced that this is definitely not an option for every person. Personally, I wouldn't like to have my own business. This is a big responsibility, and you have to devote a lot of time to work. I prefer to trade. In addition, I found an excellent broker on this site http://usforexbrokers.com/. I think that at the moment this is the best option, how can I make money online.
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I agree. It's quite difficult to manage document management nowadays, considering that there are too many offers to facilitate such tasks. Trusting some third party company is not easy, but I always follow my mentor's advice and he advised me document tracking app from pandadoc. I advise you to read about this software too.
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To be honest, it turned out that owning a business is quite difficult, because I have to follow many workflows, including document tracking. It takes up a lot of my time.
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