Regional Reps Wanted For Iranian.com

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by Business Manager
02-Oct-2007
 

Wayne Willis, Business Manager for Iranian.com, announced today that he is accepting applications for Regional Representatives for Iranian, LLC.

There are 18 regions defined for Iranian.com, 4 of which are in Europe, 10 in North America and the balance worldwide. Willis is recruiting one "Rep" for each region.

"The Rep will be our only representative in the area," said Willis. "We are looking for people who can be great business ambassadors for Iranian.com."

Representatives are expected to work a minimum of 1 day per week and will be paid a commission an any advertising sales they make. "We want Reps to make sure that all businesses in their region who have an interest in advertising to our users know about Iranian.com," said Willis.

In addition to selling advertising, Reps will urge local members of the Iranian community to participate in the site -- contributing articles, starting blogs, making comments, announcing events and the like. "While the Rep is primarily there as a business ambassador, we want them to help develop the community, too. We are, after all, a community resource."

Interest parties should submit a resume by email to Willis at wayne[at]iranian[dot]com.

 

 

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by Ben Madadi on

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