Position: – Business Development Executive/online Bidding
Job Description
Person will be required
-To bid on portals like Elance, Guru, Odesk, Freelancer etc.
– Generate revenue by generating business leads from Internet/Other sources.
– Email/Call Prospects to identify any available opportunities, Cold calling potential clients.
– Lead generation and sales prospecting across USA, Canada, Australia & UK.
– Create pipeline of projects in web design and development; Mobile Apps Development, and Digital Marketing.
– Write custom Proposals/Costing/prepare project schedules.
Work on effort estimation, client follow up, regular Reporting to management, costing, negotiations, follow up & requirement gathering and link between the development team and client. to attend the calls coming in and also the sales enquiries.
Salary: Best in the industry
Industry:IT-Software / Software Services
Functional Area:Sales , Retail , Business Development
Role Category:Corporate Sales
Role:Sales Executive/Officer
Check it out and decide if you see yourself growing in this field. Industry knowledge, networking skills, marketing / sales orientation, appreciation of customer needs, high energy levels, ability to meet sales targets, communication & presentation skills, Researching & Prospecting skills, sound understanding of business principles.
This is one field where your basic qualifications are less relevant compared to your ability to ‘seal the deal’. The barriers to entry are minimal.For junior roles, almost anyone with a graduation degree (some employers might skip that too), a presentable personality and street smarts can get in. However for senior roles that go beyond sales, an understanding of the wider business practices is important.An educational background in business, accounting and economics would be appreciated by employers.A top MBA can help you break the glass ceiling and open up doors to senior management level jobs. The compensation usually follows a Base Salary + Commission structure. As lower levels, this isn’t much. There’s too much leg work (i.e. pure sales) but the incentives aren’t usually in proportion. As you get into the management grade (which generally need a significant amount of on-the-ground experience or a top MBA or both), the base salary as well as the commission ranges go up.