Full Time
$10-$15 per hour
25
Aug 22, 2026
About Us
We run AI-powered Instagram DM setters for 30+ online coaches with 20 full-time employees. The bots run through ManyChat, connect to n8n, and book sales calls automatically — no human setter involved. Every client we have came through a referral. The system works. We are bringing in someone who lives and breathes prompt engineering to make the conversations sharper and the booking rates higher.
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Compensation
$10–$15/hr depending on experience.
20+ hours per week. Long-term ongoing role — not a one-off project.
Hours are verified via screen recording software. We value trust and transparency, and we set that expectation from day one.
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Schedule and Availability
Async-first. You manage your own time with enough overlap to collaborate on results and strategy.
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What You Will Own
Prompt engineering: own every word the AI says — write, test, and iterate on conversation flows that build trust, handle objections, qualify leads, and book calls naturally
Conversion optimisation: study where conversations drop off, go cold, or fail to convert, and rewrite the prompts until the numbers move
Objection handling: script the AI to handle price, time, and fit objections without losing the lead — language that feels human, not scripted
A/B testing: run structured prompt experiments across clients, track what changes booking rates, and document what works
Tone and voice: each client has a different personality — you adapt the bot's language to match their brand while keeping the sales framework intact
You Are a Fit If
You have written prompts for AI chatbots where the goal was to book calls or generate sales — not customer support, not FAQs
You understand how sales conversations work — what builds trust, what triggers objections, and what language moves someone from cold to booked
You have tested and iterated on prompts based on real results — not just written them and moved on
You can work with Claude, GPT, or similar LLMs at a deep level — you know how system prompts, context, and instruction structure affect output
You are detail-obsessed — a single word change in a prompt can tank a booking rate and you know it
You are comfortable with screen-recorded hours tracking — we need honesty and transparency from the start
You want to grow long-term, not just pick up a one-off project
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To Apply
Send us:
A Loom walking through a sales chatbot prompt you have written — show the actual conversation flow, explain the decisions behind the language, and share any results (bookings, reply rates, conversion data).
A bot is getting replies but nobody is booking calls. Walk us through exactly how you would diagnose the prompt and what you would change first.
Write a short example prompt (3-5 lines) for how the AI should respond when a lead says "I need to think about it."
What is the biggest mistake people make when writing prompts for sales chatbots?
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If you have only written prompts for customer support or general-purpose assistants, this role is not for you. If you are looking for a short-term contract, this role is not for you.