Setter

About Pixerize

Pixerize is a digital-first business growth partner helping clients automate operations and scale with clarity. We combine strategy, systems, and human talent to help businesses dominate their industries. As we grow, we’re building a lean and powerful sales team—and we’re hiring a high-energy Appointment Setter to help fuel our pipeline.

Role Overview

We’re looking for a motivated Setter to generate high-quality leads, initiate first contact, qualify prospects, and set discovery calls for our Sales Closer. You'll be the first point of contact with potential clients—your energy, communication, and ability to build trust quickly will be key in booking valuable calls and moving prospects through the sales funnel.

Responsibilities

  • Research and identify potential leads via social media, email, and internal tools.

  • Reach out to prospects through cold and warm outbound efforts (calls, DMs, emails).

  • Qualify leads based on target criteria and interest.

  • Set up appointments and discovery calls for the Sales Closer.

  • Maintain accurate records in our CRM and track outreach efforts.

  • Work closely with marketing to align messaging and optimize lead generation.

  • Follow up with prospects who express interest or need more nurturing.

KPIs & Performance Metrics

  • Number of qualified calls set per week/month.

  • Lead-to-call conversion rate.

  • Consistency of follow-ups and engagement.

  • Feedback quality from the Sales Closer.

  • Contribution to overall lead pipeline growth.

Requirements

  • 1–2 years in appointment setting, lead generation, or customer service.

  • Strong communication skills and confidence in reaching out cold.

  • Highly organized and detail-oriented.

  • Self-starter who thrives in remote, fast-paced settings.

  • Ability to handle rejection and stay focused on targets.

Nice to Have

  • Familiarity with CRMs or outreach tools.

  • Experience working in marketing, sales, or agency environments.

Fluency in English with excellent written and verbal tone.


Skills:- Sales, Communication Skills, Leadership, Target audience and Organizational skills
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