Hire a BDR Rep for Your Business!

Why Hire a DPW-Certified Business Development Representative (BDR)?
A Business Development Representative (BDR) is essential to a healthy sales engine. They generate leads, follow up on opportunities, and build relationships that move prospects toward a decision.
 
A DPW-Certified BDR takes this even further.
Certified through Dallas Professional Women, these professionals are trained to deliver structured, measurable results — not just activity. When you outsource your sales follow-up to a DPW-Certified BDR, you’re investing in a stronger, more consistent, and more efficient sales process.
Our BDRs support your business by nurturing leads, following up on estimates, setting appointments, and driving revenue — giving your internal team more time to focus on closing.
 
What a DPW-Certified BDR Can Do for You
Our team is trained in strategic outreach and partnership development, including:
• Lead sourcing and qualification
• Sales follow-up and pipeline management
• Configuration of Pipeline features in HCP, Jobber, Wix or Service Titan
• Strategic alignment conversations (warming up the lead for you or keeping them warm for you)
• Business partnerships and introductions
• Co-op marketing programs (creating a flyer with other companies that can cross promote you)
• Flyers and landing pages with lead tracking
• Sales pitch and outreach packages
• 100% U.S.-based support
 
Types of BDR Support Available: 
Lead nurturing (phone only)
Lead nurturing (virtual only)
Lead nurturing (email only)
Have them attend a marquee event on your behalf to represent your business (example: women in business events, virtual networking meetings, attend a trade show, attend a home show, etc.)
 
Process:
Purchase the service
Email info@dallasprofessionalwomen.com to schedule your 15-minute strategy session
We assess your needs & determine the right scope, resources, and team
Your $250 is applied toward setting up your BDR process
When a sale closes, the BDR is compensated by commission from your company (2.5%–5% of the invoiced amount)