High-Ticket Remote Closer - $1,200 Upfront + $600/mo Residual - Fencing SMMA

About Us:

ApexGate Media is an elite B2B growth agency. We deploy comprehensive marketing, local SEO, and CRM automation frameworks for US Fence Contractors. We charge a premium $6,000/month retainer because our fulfillment is handled by high-income US specialists ($2.3k delivery cost), ensuring flawless client execution and massive retention.

The Role:

We are seeking a senior Remote Closer to manage our highly targeted sales pipeline. Your calendar will be actively fueled by our multi-channel outbound infrastructure, including Pay-per-Show SDRs and active cold email campaigns. You will handle inbound discovery and closing calls with pre-qualified blue-collar business owners. This is a 100% commission-only role offering substantial short-term payouts and long-term passive equity.

Compensation Structure:

- Upfront Commission: $1,200 USD per closed contract, paid within 48 hours of the client's payment clearing.

- Recurring/Residual Commission: $600 USD per month per active client, for as long as the client remains on retainer with ApexGate Media.

- On-Target Earnings (OTE): $6,000 - $12,000+ per month based on closing 4 to 8 contracts monthly.

Requirements & Traps:

- 100% of sales calls must be recorded (via Fathom/Zoom) for quality and qualification audits.

- The CRM pipeline must be updated with detailed discovery notes within 1 hour of ending every call.

- Clawback Policy: If a client requests a refund or the payment fails within the first 14 days due to sales misrepresentation, the upfront commission will be debited from your next close.

- Proven track record closing deals above $5k on cold/outbound traffic. Experience speaking with construction, contractor, or blue-collar business owners is heavily preferred.

If you are a seasoned sales assassin looking to build a massive residual portfolio, apply now with your resume and a brief description of your closing philosophy.

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