Outbound Cold Caller | US hours
At VirtuHire · South Africa
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- Posted
- 15 October 2026
- First seen by us
- 16 October 2026
- Last checked
- 20 hours ago
Job description
From VirtuHire’s job post, as they wrote it.
Our client in the US is looking for a high-volume dialer calling short-term rental owners in the US, with Canada and Mexico also in scope, to book them onto a casting call for a TV show. The role is about 90% calling and 10% admin, at roughly 120 to 150 dials a day with a booking conversion target of around 15%. Success in the first 90 days is a steady daily dial rhythm in Close and a consistent flow of booked casting calls that show up for the closers.
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Responsibilities
* Make 120–150 outbound calls daily to short-term rental property owners across the US, Canada and Mexico.
* Engage property owners in friendly, confident conversations, introduce the TV show opportunity and book qualified casting calls.
* Manage leads, track call activity, update records and schedule appointments accurately using Close CRM.
* Consistently achieve daily calling and booking targets, follow up with interested prospects and ensure booked appointments are confirmed and attended.
Requirements
* Excellent, natural spoken English.
* Proven high-volume cold calling (100+ dials a day), ideally into the US market.
* Resilient, upbeat phone manner suited to consumer-style conversations with property owners.
* Comfortable working in a CRM dialer; Close experience is a strong plus.
* Able to work US Eastern hours from a quiet home setup with stable internet and backup power.
* Nice to have: hospitality, travel, real estate or Airbnb hosting background.
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