IT Sales Appointment Setter Needed

@amarachia11

Hello, I can help fill your sales team’s calendar with qualified prospects for your IT managed-services and cloud solutions within 7 days. I have strong communication skills, a friendly phone presence, and experience with outreach, data tracking, and CRM reporting. I am comfortable dialing, engaging prospects, following a call outline, and confirming appointments. Here’s how I’ll deliver: 1. Call your targeted lead list daily and engage prospects professionally 2. Pique interest in your managed-services and cloud solutions using your proven script 3. Book firm discovery meetings and send calendar invites with prospect details + notes for your AE 4. Log every interaction in your CRM and provide a weekly report with: total calls, conversations held, and meetings booked I am reliable, coachable, and focused on results. I will treat your brand professionally on every call to ensure a smooth hand-off to your account executives. I can start immediately and commit consistent hours to hit your targets. Can we schedule a quick chat so I can understand your ideal customer profile better? Looking forward to helping your team grow. Thank you.

@ridwaan6254

Filling a calendar with qualified discovery meetings is a placement job, so I will be straight about how I work: I run a small studio and put the right person on the phone, and I manage the output rather than disappearing after week one. The thing that decides whether this succeeds is what counts as "qualified", and it is worth pinning before anyone dials. A setter paid on meetings booked will book meetings -- including ones your account executives waste an hour discovering were never a fit. So the definition has to be written down first: company size, whether they already have an MSP and when that contract ends, who is actually on the call, and what problem they admitted to. Meetings that meet that bar are worth many times the ones that merely happened. For managed services and cloud specifically, the useful opening is rarely the service list. It is a specific operational pain -- an ageing on-prem estate, a renewal coming up, a security requirement someone just landed on them. That is a research task before it is a calling task, and it is the difference between forty dials for one meeting and forty dials for four. Two things I would want from you: your ideal customer profile, and whether the AEs will give feedback on booked meetings so the targeting improves rather than repeating. Tell me your target market and the volume you want per week, and I will come back with the person and a rate.