Canvassing is a direct form of marketing. In this setting you will be required to go door-to-door to engage with people and promote our services and products. As a canvasser, you’ll need to be comfortable with the following: the outdoors, initiating conversations with strangers, working in unfamiliar locations and sometimes out of state, standing and walking for long periods of time, all while maintaining a professional and warm demeanor. Your success will be measured based off of the leads you generate and the revenue you accrue!!

Canvassers are skilled verbal communicators who engage the public to market products, solicit donations, disseminate information, or gather information on behalf of organizations. They may walk through or around malls or neighborhoods and initiate conversations with members of their target markets.

Canvasser Job Overview

In the canvasser role, you will approach and talk to a large number of people, either at their homes or in public places. You will present brochures or prototypes to initiate discussions about the products or the campaigns you are promoting. You are expected to maintain a professional demeanor and a warm, approachable attitude at all times. Success in this role will be determined by driving public engagement and increasing sales or donations.

Canvasser Job Responsibilities and Duties

• Identifies and travels to assigned locations
• Reviews presentations, spiels, and guidelines
• Builds a connection with people
• Fosters active discussions
• Maintains professional appearance and conduct
• Documents public engagement and records feedback
• Prepares and submits end-of-day reports
• Generates leads and creates a summary of market data

Canvasser Job Requirements

• Previous canvassing or face-to-face selling experience preferred (but not required)
• Exemplary communication skills
• Excellent interpersonal skills
• Able to stand and walk for extended hours
• Able to maintain a high level of energy and positive attitude
• High school diploma or equivalent

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