Community Growth Executive – Biker Club Onboarding
MoralMag · Work from home
PayPay not listed
WhereWork from homeBangalore
TypeVolunteer, Internship
Posted4 Nov4 days ago, via Indeed
Kaam checked
No fee, deposit or pay-to-apply signs
Good spoken and written English expected
Day work
No vehicle or licence needed
About this job
We’re looking for a confident, proactive person to connect with motorcycle club admins, explain DOTwe’s benefits and help them get their clubs active on the app.
Your responsibilities
- Call motorcycle club admins using provided leads and find new clubs through social media, online communities and referrals.
- Understand each club’s needs and explain how DOTwe can make managing rides and members easier.
- Give app demonstrations over phone or video calls.
- Follow up through calls and WhatsApp, answer questions and address concerns.
- Help admins register, create their club, invite members and organise their first ride.
- Stay connected after onboarding to encourage regular use.
- Maintain records of leads, conversations, follow-ups and onboarding progress.
- Share admin feedback with the DOTwe team and work towards agreed onboarding targets.
Who we’re looking for
- Comfortable speaking English, Hindi and at least one regional Indian language.
- Confident making outbound calls and speaking with new people.
- Persuasive, patient and consistent with follow-ups.
- Able to demonstrate a mobile app and guide users through setup.
- Organised and able to work independently from home.
- Previous experience in telesales, business development, customer onboarding or community management is preferred.
- An interest in motorcycles and connections with riding clubs are a plus.
What success looks like
Clubs you onboard invite their members, create rides and continue using DOTwe.
- Pay
- ₹8,000.00 - ₹10,000.00 per month
Benefits
- Cell phone reimbursement
- Flexible schedule
- Paid time off
- Work Location
- Remote
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