Sell full-color, 5-foot wellness kiosk advertising placements at major grocery retailers as an independent contractor. Prospect local businesses, book qualified meetings, and close B2B digital advertising contracts on a commission basis using provided training and sales support.
Digital Advertising Sales on Jumbo 5-Foot Ads at Major Retailers — Amazing Opportunity for Independent Sales Contractors!
High Earning Potential • Total Flexibility • Real Impact
This isn’t just ad sales — it’s the implied endorsement of major retailers like like Save Mart, Lucky's, FoodMaxx, Pavilions, Vallarta, and Albertsons. You’ll offer clients prime front-door exposure on full-color, 5-foot-tall wellness kiosks — the first message shoppers see as they walk in.
Join Terraboost Media as an Independent Sales Contractor and take full control of your income and schedule.
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Why Terraboost?
- Unlimited Earning Potential – Top reps earn UP TO $20,000+/month and up to $1,500 per contract
- Total Flexibility – Work remotely, set your own hours
- Proven Support – Tools, training, and expert guidance to help you close more deals
- Earn While You Train – After completing training, you’ll be joined by a seasoned Terraboost pro who helps present and close. If the deal closes, you earn the full commission (typically $800–$1,500 per sale).
Who We’re Looking For:
- Experienced Sales Pros – Ideally with advertising, marketing, or media background
- Driven Closers – Self-motivated, commission-focused, and results-driven
- Proactive Prospectors – Comfortable reaching out to local businesses and booking meetings
- Someone with grit and hunger ready to follow a proven playbook and win
- Fast learner with strong technical aptitude.
Learn more at www.terraboost.com
Apply now and start selling something that truly stands out!
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