If you're between 18 and 30, these are the five sales jobs that you wanna know about.

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Tech Sales Playbook

Why it worked

The video uses a high-value listicle format that promises a specific financial outcome, addressing a common pain point (career choice) for a specific demographic (18-30 year olds).

Summary

The creator ranks five different sales career paths based on earning potential and work-life balance. He concludes by positioning tech sales as the most lucrative option and invites viewers to follow him for a guide on how to enter the field.

Structure

1Introduction to the ranking of sales jobs
2Review of solar and life insurance sales
3Review of high-ticket and medical device sales
4Deep dive into tech sales as the top choice
5Final advice and call to action

Product placement

The creator mentions a 'full playbook' for breaking into tech sales as a lead magnet for his content.

Call to action

Follow me if you want the full playbook on how to break into tech sales.

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Not all sales jobs make you rich The ranking nobody tells you If you're between 18 and 30 these are the five sales jobs that you wanna know about according to the Bureau of Labour Statistics sales jobs create more millionaires than almost any other career path but not all sales jobs are created equal and trust me number two and number one are the ones that most people overlook and think are too competitive start off though with No. 5 we got solar sales solar pays big if you can grind but it's long days door to door and it's hot summer realistically think 70 to 100 k some people do make 100 k in just like one summer but um that's if you don't uh fall off No. 4 life insurance mission checks can stack up but cold calling friends family um everybody and their mother that just doesn't wanna talk to you and also talking about death all day isn't really that fun to me gonna be working 12 hour days when you first start chargebacks will kill you if clients cancel but um you know the people that last typically do make a lot of money No. 3 is high ticket sales in the info space think like course selling coaching consulting you can pull 5 to 20 k a month in commissions every single month but finding consistent gigs is a hustle you most likely be switching roles every five to six months to be completely honest with you am but the money is big if you're on the right offer number two is medical device sales solid base salary great benefits and you're selling high value products hundred and twenty K+ is common once you're established but breaking in does take networking and a lot of patience No. 1 is tech sales tech sales is the holy grail of sales job entry level roles start around 70 to 90 k per year within 2 to 3 years the top a Es are making 200 to 300 K plus you get stock you get the best benefits most of the time it is remote and also it builds along your career more of the story sales can make you rich really fast if you pick the right career path start with the wrong one and you're gonna burn out before you even see the money follow me if you want the full playbook on how to break into tech sales

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Solar, insurance, medical devices — they can all make you money. But tech sales is where careers actually scale. If you’re serious about breaking in, this is the breakdown you need to see. #sales #jobsearch #remotework #salestips #techsaleslife

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If you're between 18 and 30, these are the five sales jobs that you wanna know about. According to the Bureau of Labour Statistics, sales jobs create more millionaires than almost any other career path. But not all sales jobs are created equal. And trust me, number two and number one are the ones that most people overlook and think are too competitive. Start off though with number five, we got solar sales. Solar pays big if you can grind, but it's long days, door-to-door, and it's hot summer. Realistically, think 70 to 100k. Some people do make 100k in just like one summer, but that's if you don't fall off. Number four, life insurance. Commission checks can stack up, but cold calling friends, family, everybody and their mother that just doesn't wanna talk to you, and also talking about death all day isn't really that fun to me. You're gonna be working 12-hour days when you first start. Chargebacks will kill you if clients cancel, but you know, the people that last typically do make a lot of money. Number three is high-ticket sales in the info space. Think like course selling, coaching, consulting. You can pull 5 to 20k a month in commissions every single month. But finding consistent gigs is a hustle. You'll most likely be switching roles every five to six months to be completely honest with you, but the money is big if you're on the right offer. Number two is medical device sales. Solid base salary, great benefits, and you're selling high-value products. 120k plus is common once you're established, but breaking in does take networking and a lot of patience. Number one is tech sales. Tech sales is the holy grail of sales jobs. Entry-level roles start around 70 to 90k per year. Within two to three years, the top AEs are making 200 to 300k plus. You get stock, you get the best benefits, most of the time it is remote, and also it builds along your career. Moral of the story, sales can make you rich really fast if you pick the right career path. Start with the wrong one and you're gonna burn out before you even see the money. Follow me if you want the full playbook on how to break into tech sales.