Opportunity to learn a business and apply your sales, web and writing skills with a small, but growing company. We are seeking an internet savvy individual to act as a front line customer relations representative and assist with online business presence while learning the bail bond business. The ideal candidate for this newly created, work mostly from home position has the ability to connect with people over the phone, understands and can execute the sales process, and presents themselves in an articulate manner.

Customer relations and sales duties will include initial contact with inbound phone inquiries, guiding the client through the bail process, at times meeting with clients and following up after the transaction has been completed.

Web duties will depend on experience and aptitude of the individual, but may include web content writing, online marketing activities and website maintenance as directed. Understanding of Social Media and/or SEO a plus.

We are a 24 hour business. Hours are somewhat negotiable, but will require weekends, evenings and nights. We are looking for an individual who is dedicated and flexible. We would consider part-time or full-time for the right person. Bilingual a plus.

California residents with the ability to be bonded only. In responding to this ad, kindly identify how your talents and experiences specifically fit our needs.

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Web Integrator

A leading entertainment marketing agency is looking for an experienced Web Integrator to work on freelance project creating web applications for digital download properties. This is an excellent opportunity if you love movies, games, and cutting edge technology.

Candidates will be responsible for bridging the design and development teams, creating and configuring the graphics layout and application functionality for web applications. Web Integration / HTML experience should make learning the configuration syntax easy. The work involves authoring the visual layout and navigation of interactive elements according to a spec. We are looking for candidates who have excellent attention to detail, a positive attitude and rock-solid, on-time delivery.

Requirements:

- Meticulous attention to detail
- HTML hand-coding experience
- 2+ years professional web integration experience
- Advanced Adobe Photoshop skills
- Love movies!
- Knowledge of Blu-ray and DVD production a plus
- Must be comfortable working in a fast paced, results-oriented environment.

If your experience matches, please submit your resume to:

http://creativeresources.catchthebest.com/apply/1b2f/e969

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