Newsela

Education Technology

SchoolSalesRepresentative

$120–120k United States FTE Remote Friendly
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Mid+ candidates.

The Brief

“School Sales Representative at Newsela. Skills: Formative product sales. Build relationships with decision makers. Sell Newsela’s suite of products”

What You'll Achieve.

Achieve revenue targets

Industry & Context.

Education Technology

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

1+ years selling K-12 EdTech SaaS, Owning the full sales cycle, Track record of closing deals, Building a book of business, Legally authorized to work in the US

Nice to Have

Experience as a teacher, Understanding of pedagogy, Using AI tools for efficiency

What You'll Do.

Build relationships with decision makers

Sell Newsela’s suite of products

Drive Formative product sales

Expand relationships within existing customer base

Drive sales through the entire lifecycle

Become well-versed in territory funding

Become well-versed in state initiatives

Become well-versed in demographics

Become well-versed in K-12 education landscape

Manage the entire lifecycle of a sale

Build new business relationships

Achieve revenue targets

Work with cross-functional team

Impact expansion and adoption of Newsela products

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

National sales team; Regional sales team; Cross-functional team

Full Job Description

Why You'll Love This Role: As a School Sales Representative, you will be part of a national sales team and the face of Newsela out in the market. Reporting to the Director of Sales, you will be responsible for building relationships with key decision makers at the school level. You will sell Newsela’s suite of products, with a specific focus on driving Formative product sales by expanding relationships within Newsela’s existing school and district customer base. In your day-to-day, you will handle everything from pipeline management and forecasting, to driving sales through the entire lifecycle. You will also become well-versed in your territory’s funding, state initiatives, demographics, and K-12 education landscape, which will help inform your overall sales strategy. This is a fully remote role and an exciting opportunity to have an impact on students and teachers to get the support they need to thrive! What You'll Be Doing: As an individual contributor who is part of a regional sales team, you will have the opportunity to own your territory, manage the entire lifecycle of a sale, and build new business relationships that bring Newsela’s solution to classrooms. In addition to achieving your own revenue targets, you will get to work with an enthusiastic, cross-functional team to catapult Newsela’s growth as we scale our national sales organization. You will have a direct impact on the expansion and adoption of Newsela products, which will ultimately scale Newsela’s ability to bring engaging, culturally responsive learning content to K-12 classrooms nationwide. Truly helping connect the challenges in the classroom to the solutions Newsela is building. Drive Formative product sales by specifically focusing on Newsela's existing school and district customer base. About You: 1+ years hitting or exceeding your quota of selling K-12 EdTech (Education Technology) SaaS products required. Proven experience owning the full sales cycle with a strong track record of closing de

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