Promote vitamin and supplement products inside Costco through in-store demos, engaging shoppers, and turning interest into sales. Requires physical stamina and reliable transportation.
$23/hour • Weekly Pay • Daily Bonuses • Established 15+ Years
Real sales. Real pay. Real company.
Join a trusted nationwide team promoting leading vitamin and supplement brands inside Costco. If you’re confident talking to people and enjoy sales, this role is a great fit.
Why You’ll Love This Job
- Starting pay: $23/hour
- Weekly pay
- Opportunity to earn more based on performance
- Promote popular vitamin & wellness products
- Join a large nationwide team
- We promote from within
Job Responsibilities
- Run in‐store demos inside Costco
- Engage shoppers and promote vitamin & supplement products
- Turn shopper interest into sales each day
- Set up and break down demo station each shift
- Ability to use a Smart Phone efficiently
Physical Requirements
- Lift up to 30 lbs throughout the shift
- Carry a 2’ x 4’ folding table (~30 lbs) and demo supplies
- Comfortable standing for several hours
- Work independently as the on‐site sales rep
- Reliable transportation required
Schedule
- Part‐time
- Saturdays & Sundays required
- 6–7 hour shifts
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We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, age, sex, gender identity or expression, genetic information, disability, or any other status protected by law.
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