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Part-Time Sales Advisor (Flexible Schedule)

Saga Communications – Portland Media Group – Portland, Maine

Looking to make extra income while working on your own schedule?
We’re looking for a motivated, people-oriented salesperson to help local               businesses – especially restaurants – bring in new customers.

This is a part-time, flexible role where you’ll connect with business owners, introduce a simple marketing concept, and help them turn unused inventory (like gift certificates or experiences) into real growth and long-term customers.

You won’t need to be a marketing expert – we’ll show you how it works. What matters most is your ability to start conversations and build trust.

What You’ll Do

  • Reach out to local businesses (primarily restaurants)
  • Set up quick conversations (in-person or phone)
  • Present a straightforward customer acquisition program
  • Help businesses launch offers that bring in new customers
  • Stay connected with clients and build relationships over time

Why This Role Stands Out

  • Flexible schedule – work remotely the majority of the time
  • Simple, proven concept – easy to explain and gain interest
  • Solid earning potential – commission-based with upside
  • Local focus – work directly with businesses in your community
  • No heavy admin or complexity – focus on conversations and closing

What We’re Looking For

  • Comfortable talking to people and building relationships
  • Self-motivated and able to manage your own time
  • Curious and willing to learn
  • Experience in restaurants, hospitality, or customer-facing roles is a big plus

Apply Today

Send your resume and a short introduction to:
Shane Leketa, Director of Sales
talent@portlandmediagrp.com
(No phone calls, please.)

Portland Media Group is an Equal Opportunity Employer.


PART-TIME ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT – PORTLAND, ME PORTLAND MEDIA GROUP

Yes, this is an accounting job. No, it’s not boring.

We’re looking for someone who loves organization, thrives in chaos, and gets an unhealthy amount of satisfaction when a spreadsheet finally balances to the penny.

You’ll help keep the business side of a fast-moving media company running – working with management, sales teams, radio and digital content creators, and a million moving parts in between.

One minute you’re handling invoices, the next minute an upcoming artist or candidate for Governor is walking by your desk.

What you’ll actually do:

· Accounts payable & receivable

· Timecard management

· Budget tracking

· Quarterly and monthly reports

· Learn industry systems and software

· Help keep the wheels from flying off

You should apply if:

· You’ve got accounting or bookkeeping experience

· You’re detail-obsessed without rigidity

· You can multitask without melting down

· You learn software fast

· Excel doesn’t scare you

· You like fast-paced environments where no two days feel the same

· You’re self-motivated and don’t need someone hovering over your shoulder

Bonus points if:

· You secretly enjoy creating spreadsheets

· You’ve fixed someone else’s error just because you couldn’t ignore it

· You can work with a team and stay focused.

This isn’t corporate beige. This is radio, digital, social media, live events, content creation, and organized chaos.

Send us your resume and a short introduction telling us why you’d fit in here to:

talent@portlandmediagrp.com Subject line: Business Office

(No phone calls, please)

Portland Media Group is an Equal Opportunity Employer.


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