Texas Forest Country Living is seeking out a new Sales Team!

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TFCL is an online lifestyle magazine featuring stories, news, and experiences from across our 12-county East Texas coverage area. As our reach and audience both grow, we are beginning to also seek to offer up our platform as an effective means for local businesses in our region to advertise.

While it is our intent to grow revenue through ad sales on TFCL, we do also envision the future of our site as being a positive, driving force in the growth of our local economy. It is our goal to help bridge the gap between individuals and local businesses in our region- a position unique to media platforms such as ours, and one of heightened importance in this era of COVID and social distancing.

If you are a self-motivated individual with sales experience and looking to make some extra money from home in your free time, then perhaps our TFCL family is where you belong!

This position is commission based.

Interested parties should reach out to Aaron Ferguson either at aaron@texasforestcountryliving.com or via direct line at 214-763-3292.

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