Outbound Appointment Setter: Warm Leads (Remote, US Hours)

Our ads generate a lot of leads every day, but many of them never book a call with our sales team. Right now, those leads just sit there. We're building a brand-new setter team to change that.

About Us

Marriage Reset is a personal development company that helps men save and strengthen their marriages through coaching. We run a high-volume, direct-response model: paid ads bring in warm leads, setters qualify them, and our sales team enrolls them into the program. You can get a feel for our brand and message on our YouTube channel: youtube.com/@marriagereset or on our website here: The Role

Every lead you call has already raised their hand through our ads — they watched our content, showed interest, but didn't book a call on their own. No cold lists, no door knocking. Your job is to reach out to these unbooked leads, run a short evaluation call (think of it as a mini sales call), and book the qualified ones onto our sales team's calendars.

Success in this role looks simple: turning leads that would otherwise go to waste into a full, high-quality calendar for our sales team — and growing commission checks for you.

What You'll Do

Own outbound volume — dial ~150 warm, ad-generated leads per day who haven't yet booked a call

Run screening calls — 15–30 minute evaluation calls to qualify fit and build intent

Book appointments — schedule qualified leads directly onto our sales team's calendars

Follow up — persistently re-engage leads who don't book on the first touch

Keep the pipeline clean — light sales admin

Compensation

Minimum compensation (guaranteed floor): $1,000/month Commission: 10% of cash collected from your sets — uncapped

What We're Looking For

Required

Native-level spoken English with a clear, confident phone presence

Able to speak with authority and empathy to men in their 40s about a sensitive, personal topic

Available to work US time zones, 5–6 days per week

Quiet, distraction-free workspace and fast, stable internet

Self-managing — you hit your numbers without being chased

Nice to have

Prior appointment setting or phone sales experience

Experience with dialers/CRMs such as Close, Aloware, or Dialer IO

Who Thrives Here

High emotional intelligence; you can connect with almost anyone. Coachable, with a genuine growth mindset. Hungry to break into (or level up in) high-ticket sales. If you prefer detailed daily instructions and close supervision, this isn't the right fit. We're looking for someone smart and independent who adds to the team from day one.

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