Appointment Setter (Indian Nationals) - Permanent work from home, Australian Mor
Get My Course · United States · 80k – 80k · posted today ago
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About this role
This is a remote position.
We’re Hiring: LinkedIn Appointment Setter(Remote | AU Dayshift | India)80k Rupees per monthNOTE: WE WILL ONLY ACCEPT APPLICATIONS FROM CANDIDATES WHO ARE CURRENTLY DOING LINKEDIN LEAD GENERATION AND APPOINTMENT SETTING. All other non-related roles will be rejected. Do you know how to turn LinkedIn conversations into booked calls? GetMyCourse is looking for a results-driven Appointment Setter who can combine smart outreach, strong communication, and content creation to generate high-quality leads and schedule qualified appointments. If you’re confident in your ability to start conversations, nurture leads, and book calls consistently, this role is for you.What YOU'll get:
- Permanent work from home
- Australian morning shift
- HMO on your first year of tenure
- Uncapped commissions and incentives
What You’ll Do
- Execute LinkedIn outreach campaigns (connection + messaging strategy)
- Engage prospects and convert conversations into qualified appointments
- Create and post LinkedIn content to support lead generation.
- Handle objections and follow-ups professionally
- Maintain accurate tracking in CRM tools
- Collaborate with the sales team to improve conversion rates
We’re Looking For
- India-based female candidates (28+ preferred)
- Mothers/single moms are encouraged to apply
- Proven experience in LinkedIn outreach & appointment setting
- Experience in content creation for LinkedIn (mandatory)
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Organized, detail-oriented, and KPI-driven
- Comfortable working remotely on an AU day shift schedule
What Will Set You Apart
- Strong understanding of LinkedIn algorithms & engagement tactics
- Experience using CRM tools and outreach platforms
- Ability to personalize messaging at scale
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