Top Remote Entry Level Sales Jobs

Sells new insurance accounts, renews existing accounts, develops prospects, presents coverage proposals, finalizes policy sales, and maintains client and insurance partner relationships. The role requires meeting monthly business goals, networking within the community, maintaining insurance industry and underwriting knowledge, ensuring accurate documentation, and supporting process improvements. State insurance licenses are required or must be obtained within 90 days. Travel is required.

Own new-business revenue across Wisconsin and Iowa SLED accounts. Generate outbound pipeline, manage full-cycle cybersecurity software sales, navigate public-sector procurement and reseller channels, engage IT and security leaders, coordinate technical evaluations, negotiate contracts, maintain Salesforce forecasts, and identify expansion opportunities. The role requires strong territory development, consultative selling, public-sector procurement knowledge, and established SLED relationships.

Supports the North American Global Sales team by coordinating events, sales missions, conferences, and FAM trips; maintaining CRM and event records; assisting with key accounts, commissions, payments, preferred partner programs, and VIP hotel confirmations; and providing administrative support. The role builds relationships with member hotels, travel agencies, and internal teams while contributing to revenue reporting and sales operations.

Drive global partner acquisition and long-term revenue partnerships with fashion and other brands. Sell UNiDAYS marketing, media, identity, and Gen Z insight solutions to senior brand and advertising stakeholders. Manage agency, affiliate, and partner relationships; use Salesforce dashboards to optimize sales activity and conversion; report performance; provide market feedback for product strategy; and collaborate cross-functionally to grow the marketplace.

Engages primarily inbound prospects through phone, email, and SMS; conducts discovery, qualifies leads, schedules Account Executive meetings, and maintains accurate Salesforce pipeline records. The role also supports outbound campaigns, prioritizes construction-business prospects using data, improves messaging and sequences, and consistently meets qualified-meeting and activity targets.

Entry-level life insurance sales representative role designed for beginners. Responsibilities include completing foundational training, speaking with warm leads who requested assistance, guiding prospects through life insurance options, handling objections, and progressing toward independent sales production. The role provides ongoing mentorship, uncapped commission compensation, and support obtaining a Life and Health insurance license.

Manage enterprise customer accounts for Quest Software’s data governance, cybersecurity, and platform modernization solutions. The role focuses on supporting enterprise clients and contributing to customer growth within a global software organization.

Manages the national Albertsons account by developing and executing sales plans, achieving quotas, improving distribution, supporting promotions and new item submissions, and building customer relationships. Coordinates with internal teams, prepares presentations and paperwork, advises clients on account strategy, and attends trade shows and sales meetings. The role is fully remote but requires proximity to Boise for Albertsons headquarters meetings and includes minimal overnight travel.

Sells reverse mortgage products through outbound prospecting, community outreach, referrals, presentations, and lead follow-up. Manages a territory, sales pipeline, marketing strategy, production goals, loan quality, customer service, and closing-related issues. The role requires regular work outside the office, reverse mortgage sales experience, originator training, public speaking, loan origination system experience, and Microsoft Office proficiency.

Leads wireless connectivity sales and growth across commercial real estate portfolios, including enterprise facilities, mixed-use developments, venues, healthcare facilities, campuses, and data centers. Builds relationships with property owners, developers, consultants, vendors, and partners; negotiates venue agreements and financial structures; secures wireless network rights; expands infrastructure portfolios; represents the company at industry conferences; and develops a strategic three-year territory growth plan.