Job Description

 MUSIC LICENSING SALES REP (REMOTE - BUT MUST LIVE IN THE USA)

Looking for a highly motivated, dynamic, self starter with sales experience and a knowledge of the sync industry. If you have experience in licensing, sales, pitching, production and a huge passion for music, we'd love to talk! A little bit about us: Audiosocket is a professional, fun and fast paced music licensing company. No two days are the same as we manage diverse licensing needs ranging from movie trailers and TV commercials to YouTube videos and game apps.   Responsibilities:

• Establish, develop and maintain positive business and customer relationships.
• Identify customer leads and develop outreach campaigns using cold calling/emailing and nurture strategies.
• Warm-up existing sales targets.
• Achieve agreed upon sales targets and outcomes within schedule.
• Provide excellent support to existing Clients.
• Oversee the steady demand for prompt, effective music searches to all clients.
• Deliver music pitches within the delivery deadline.
• Design and implement strategic plans to reach sales target.
• Be able to collaborate with other departments to effectively produce new music to fill client needs.
• Collaborate with marketing to target clients via email, newsletters and social media.
• A solid communicator that is efficient, detail oriented and determined to achieve sales goals. Potential travel for client meetings, industry events and conferences. Required Qualifications: Strong Sales Experience. Familiarity with music licensing and terminology. Fantastic work ethic with a strong commitment to the client/s. Experience using a CRM to organize outreach, track campaigns and success. Preferred Qualifications: A strong knowledge of music publishing and administration. Strong connections/leads in the music licensing space. A great ear for pitching the perfect music for sales pitches.

You will be asked to answer the following questions when submitting a proposal:

1. Why are you a great fit for this position?
2. What excites you about this position?
3. Do you have experience in the music licensing industry?
4. What was your most challenging sales role?