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This sales rep blog offers posts of general interest to Independent Sales Reps, and those who should be using Independent Sales Reps to build their sales.
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Interested in being a rep within the medical community
Becoming an independent sales rep can be very rewarding. How much of a challenge this will be depends upon your background and experience. Do you have extensive sales background? Do you have contacts with buyers in the medical field? The answers to these questions will have a strong bearing on your path forward.
RepHunter has introductory materials for those who would like to break in to the repping business. If you create a free profile at RepHunter’s site at https://www.rephunter.net, you will have access to those materials.
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Been an independent manufacturers’ representative most my life. I am looking for lines and a specific geographic (contractually closed) territory. That is: getting paid for any and all sales generated from that territory. Existing customers automatically are attributed as my customers. Does RepHunter have such manufacturers? Why do I ask this? I sold in Michigan and had a couple of super sized customers. I’d get the goods placed and within weeks get fired. Been burned . . . Jim
RepHunter has many manufacturers looking for reps that offer exclusive or protected territories. When you search our database, one of the parameters shown for each company is whether they do offer such exclusives.
You can become a RepHunter member at no cost. To do so, visit RepHunter at https://www.rephunter.net, click “Find New Lines”, and fill out the profile. When you profile is complete, companies will contact you, and you can use the advanced search features.
Hope this helps!
When starting out as a solo rep which form of business is best, sub s, llc, or c cop?
The business form is not so much a “rep” question — it is pertinent to any startup. I have created and been involved in all three forms, C, S, and LLC. All three provide similar legal protections, but there are differences. What I would do myself in the future would be to use an LLC as it is probably simpler. However, you might want to get your own legal advice that can take into account the particulars of your situation.