Question Hi all, Hopefully this is the right place to ask. I've read here that a person hired someone to get them clients for a percentage of the service and I'm hoping you can clarify this for me: - where would I look for such person? - what job title does that person have? Sales something I suppose - what is the common deal made when a person works for a percentage? Like 10% of the deal or 20%? - what would I need to provide for that person, other than the product and terms? - would that person be able to close the deal or just get a potential client to call me? So many questions, I have no clue how that works. Thanks! If this is important, a person would try to sell digital service to small business owners. Edit: in question is a small web development team, just 2 people. https://www.skool.com/automation-city-9169/about?ref=307ecdf3040d438baa01ce0665aeae4f

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