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Trey Mason
Rookie Year
Success Story: “62K on the Doors – Year One”
Straight outta high school, no college, no handouts, just me and my grind. I joined a door-to-door window cleaning company at 18 — just a sales rep, no experience, no fancy resume. First week? I was nervous as hell. Never knocked a door in my life. Didn’t know what to say, didn’t know how to close.
But I had something most people didn’t — hunger.
I studied the script. I shadowed the top reps. I stayed after hours practicing pitches. I treated every door like it was a $1,000 opportunity — because sometimes, it was. I got rejected a hundred times a day, but I didn’t care. I kept knocking.
By month 3, I found my rhythm.
By month 6, I was one of the top reps in the company.
By month 12?
$100,000+ in commissions. Rookie year.
Not an owner. Not a manager. Just a kid with a clipboard and the right mindset. I learned how to sell, how to deal with people, how to turn a "not interested" into "when can you start?"
I didn’t need a degree to learn how to create value. I learned it on the pavement. I earned six figures when most of my old classmates were still figuring out what major to pick.
I’m not done. That was just year one. And I’m only getting started.
Angelo Jordi
Year 2
Bet, here’s a year 2 version — different rep, same industry, still crushing it. This one made $160K. A little more refined, a little more experienced, and the results show. Let’s go:
Success Story: “From Rookie to Rainmaker – $94K Year Two”
I started knocking doors fresh outta high school, no clue what I was doing — just knew I didn’t want to be average. Year one, I surprised myself and made six figures. I was just a rep. No office, no team, no title. Just my pitch, my hustle, and my feet on the pavement.
But year two? That’s where the game changed.
I wasn’t just knocking doors — I was running them. I refined my pitch, learned how to build instant trust, and doubled down on high-ticket areas. I learned how to stack value, how to close faster, and how to spot a sale before they even opened the door.
I worked smarter. I prepped routes. I mastered body language, tonality, timing.
The result?
$160,000 in straight commission.
Still just a sales rep. No ownership. No excuses.
I trained new reps on the side. I set personal records. I started getting recognized in the company. But I never forgot the foundation — it’s all about staying consistent and showing up like a pro every single day.
People think door-to-door is dead — nah. If you’ve got the right mindset and you're willing to put in real work, it’ll pay you like a CEO.
And I’m just getting warmed up. Year three? Watch what happens.
Want a version of this as a clean IG or LinkedIn post? Or maybe a short video script to inspire others? I can throw that together too.
Nick Parker
Top Rep
Success Story: “$135K Just Knocking – No Title, No Excuses”
Before I started door-to-door, I’d never sold a thing in my life. No sales background, no college degree, not even sure what I was getting into. I just knew I didn’t want to clock in somewhere for $15 an hour and stay stuck.
I joined the team as a rep — no status, no clout, just hunger. First couple weeks? Got smoked. Doors slammed. People laughed. But I kept showing up. Every “no” made my “yes” sharper. I learned the psychology. I learned how to connect. I learned how to lead a conversation — not follow it.
By month 3, I was finding my groove.
By month 6, I was outselling guys who’d been doing it for years.
By the end of the season?
$135,000 in commissions. All from knocking doors and closing deals.
Still just a rep. I didn’t own the company, didn’t run a team. I just became a weapon with the pitch and backed it up with work ethic. While most people were partying or making excuses, I was out building something real.
Now people ask me if it’s legit. If D2D is worth it. I just smile and let the numbers talk.