Account Executive (High-Ticket Sales Closer)

This a Full Remote job, the offer is available from: North America

As an Account Executive (High-Ticket Sales Closer), you’ll be responsible for closing new clients for our Amazon PPC Management services.

You’ll work with a strong flow of inbound leads while also creating opportunities through proactive follow-up and outbound efforts. This is a revenue-first role, focused on closing deals efficiently and consistently.

Inside Sophie Society, you will have access to:

  • A proven high-ticket offer with strong demand and conversion history

  • Qualified inbound leads + outbound opportunities

  • Proven scripts, frameworks, and sales systems

  • A strong brand with extensive social proof, case studies, and authority in the space


Responsibilities:

  • Handle 5–7+ sales calls per day with qualified prospects

  • Run strong discovery, identify gaps in Amazon performance, and position solutions

  • Close high-ticket deals ($2K–$10K+) consistently

  • Maintain active follow-up via calls, email, and messaging to move deals forward

  • Manage and maintain a clean, organized pipeline in CRM

  • Track all sales activity, deal stages, and outcomes

  • Proactively generate opportunities through outbound when needed

  • Hit daily, weekly, and monthly revenue targets

  • Collaborate with setters, marketing, and fulfillment teams for smooth handoffs

  • Participate in sales meetings, call reviews, and coaching sessions

  • Provide feedback on lead quality, messaging, and process improvements


Qualification Criteria:

  • Minimum 1+ year of Amazon experience (required)

  • 2–5+ years in high-ticket sales / closing

  • Experience in agency, SaaS, or consulting environments preferred

  • Proven track record of:

    • Closing $2K–$10K+ deals

    • Consistently hitting or exceeding quota


Core Skills

  • Strong discovery and problem diagnosis

  • Advanced objection handling

  • Ability to control and guide conversations

  • Clear, confident communication

  • Strong business acumen


Performance Traits

  • Revenue-driven (focused on outcomes, not just activity)

  • Highly accountable and ownership-driven

  • Competitive and self-motivated

  • Strong follow-through (doesn’t let deals stall)

  • Coachable, but operates independently


What Success Looks Like:

  • Closing 20–30+ deals per month

  • Maintaining strong close rates

  • Keeping pipeline active, clean, and moving

  • Contributing insights to improve:

    • Lead quality

    • Sales process

    • Messaging


What You Can Expect From Us:

  • $5,000/month minimum earnings floor + unlimited commission

  • Fully remote work environment

  • High-performance, numbers-driven culture

  • Strong inbound lead flow + outbound opportunities

  • Direct impact on company revenue

  • Clear growth path to:

    • Senior Account Executive

    • Sales Leadership roles


Location & Availability:

  • North America (or willing to work US time zones)

  • Full-time availability


Ideal Candidate:

Someone who:

  • Runs tight, efficient, high-converting sales calls

  • Diagnoses problems quickly and sells clear solutions

  • Is obsessed with closing and hitting targets

  • Doesn’t rely only on inbound—creates opportunities when needed

  • Wants to grow into senior sales or leadership roles


About Us:

sophiesociety.com

Sophie Society is a fast-growing, globally recognized Amazon PPC Management agency working with some of the top brands and operators in the space.


If you’re a closer who wants real volume, real opportunity, and uncapped upside, this is your seat 🚀

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