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Business Advisor
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Zillow

Business Advisor

Remote Full Time Junior
Posted 4 months ago
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Job Details

Disclaimer:

Watch this video to learn more about Zillow

This position is being advertised on behalf of a partner organization. Employment terms, benefits, and conditions may vary and are subject to the policies of the hiring company. Details on the specific requirements and conditions for this role will be provided during the recruitment process.

About The Company
Zillow is the leading platform for everything home. We connect renters, buyers, sellers, and real estate professionals through a single, easy-to-use ecosystem of products and services. From browsing listings to closing deals, we make every step of the housing journey simpler and more transparent.

As the most trusted name in U.S. real estate — and the most-visited real estate site — Zillow continues to redefine how people find their next home.

About The Team

The Rentals Sales Team provides outstanding advertising solutions and business consultation
for Single Family partners. We are a team of fun, high-energy individuals committed to helping
Zillow Group users make more thoughtful decisions about buying, renting, owning, and selling
homes. Does that sound like you? Then keep reading on! Specifically, the Single Family Rental
sales team works with owners and operators of rental properties throughout the US, helping to
connect rental shoppers with the property they will next call home. We provide creative
technological solutions, strategic data, and excellent training and development to amplify our
clients' growth as true partners in their business. Our team embodies the spirit of all our core
values and plays a significant part in our organization's success.

About The Role
Single Family Business Advisors are driven to provide clients with the best customer service in
the industry and are focused on net property and book growth and retention. They are obsessed
with client success and know that Zillow is the best place for clients to achieve that success.
They work to mine opportunities in existing client portfolios. As a part of the Zillow Rentals
Team, Single Family Business Advisors are comfortable in a fast paced, ever-changing
environment. They have a positive, can-do attitude!

You Will Get To:
● Be an expert in all Zillow Rentals Network products and services
● Perform a high volume of calls (approximately 40 per day) to increase participation from
single family rental management companies
● Utilize Salesforce.com and Salesloft to prospect, log activity, and manage your calendar
and opportunities.
● Clearly communicate performance expectations to clients internally and externally.
● Consistently meet and exceed success metrics, including revenue and retention, as
well as activity based KPIS
● Excel in high-level conversations and presentations with decision-makers via Zoom and
phone calls with a focus on building positive relationships to drive business results, as
well as be proactive and reactive in servicing account needs
● Serve as a brand ambassador for Zillow Group, representing the best interests of the
company, its advertisers, and industry partners
● Represent the voice of the customer to influence product, marketing, and sales process
and improvement

Who You Are

● 1+ years of experience in inside sales doing business to business sales
● Proven track record meeting and exceeding sales goals and other key performance
metrics
● Possess high energy and a strong desire to achieve top results with a personable,
positive “can-do” attitude via the phone and in person.
● High degree of ownership and dedication to work quickly and accurately in a rapidly
changing environment
● Ability to prioritize and utilize time management
● Excellent written/verbal communication skills
● A passion for high-level conversations with decision-makers and influencers
● Highly proficient in Microsoft Office, Windows-based applications, G-Suite and Tableau
● Proficient use of Excel and Salesforce and other data analytic tools, including Google
Analytics
● Salesforce.com or other CRM experience preferred

Required Skills
  • inside sales
  • business to business sales
  • sales goals
  • key performance metrics
  • high energy
  • time management
Company Details
Zillow
 Seattle, WA, United States
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