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Enterprise Business Development Manager - Things to Do (TTD) - Remote US

Groupon · Remote · $66,000–$110,000 a year · Sales

Posted Aug 25, 2026 · We last checked this listing on Sep 22, 2026

Likely interview questions for this role

Written from this job description, not a generic list. Each one notes what the interviewer is really checking.

About your past

Tell me about a large account you closed where you had real discretion on pricing and margin. Where did you hold the line, and where did you give?

What they are checking: Deal judgment with genuine authority rather than approval-seeking.

Describe how you research a prospect's business model and profit drivers before you pitch. What do you look for that most sellers miss?

What they are checking: Selling from insight, which the posting names as the standard.

Tell me about a C-suite negotiation that went sideways. What did you learn about your own read of the room?

What they are checking: Self-awareness at the executive level where these deals close.

This is remote in the United States but includes four to six weeks of paid travel to Chicago in your first two months. How does that fit your situation, and what would you want to know about the territory and quota before you said yes?

What they are checking: Whether they read the travel requirement and ask about the number they will be carrying.

What would you do

This is new-logo acquisition against national chains and multi-market tour operators who have never signed with Groupon. Walk me through how you build that target list from scratch.

What they are checking: Whether they can generate pipeline without a marketing list, which the posting insists on.

A national attraction group says their brand cannot be seen discounting. How do you answer that?

What they are checking: Handling the core objection in this category head on.

You are compensated on signed and activated revenue, not on signed alone. How does that change how you hand a deal to Merchant Success?

What they are checking: Whether they own the outcome past the signature, which the comp plan forces.

About the work

Explain the difference between static, variable and dynamic pricing on an offer, and when you would recommend each to a multi-market operator.

What they are checking: Fluency in the pricing mechanics the posting requires.

How do redemption and voucher methods change what you can promise a merchant about their operations on a busy day?

What they are checking: Understanding how the deal lands on the merchant's front line.

The posting expects daily use of AI tools for prospecting, research and outreach drafting. How do you use them today, and where do you not trust them?

What they are checking: Honest, practical AI use rather than either dismissal or overclaiming.

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The full job description

As published by Groupon.

Groupon connects 42 million customers with local experiences - restaurants, events, wellness and travel - and the million-plus merchants who deliver them. Our mission is to get people offline and into the real world at prices that make it possible. We're an AI-native company in the middle of a platform transformation, moving from a deals marketplace to an experience discovery platform that works for customers and merchants at the same time. This is a hunter's seat Nationwide chains, multi-market attraction groups, major tour operators, and national activity brands — recognized names with real revenue behind them, who've never signed with us or aren't live yet. Your job is to change that. You own new-logo enterprise acquisition for our fastest-growing category: nationwide chains and multi-market operators across Local Activities, Tours & Attractions. You'll find them, pitch them, structure the deal, and close it — often across the table from a founder, VP, or C-suite. Then you'll hand it off clean so it activates on the strategy you sold. This isn't order-taking off a marketing list. You build the pipeline, you run the cycle end to end, and you're paid on what you actually close and turn on. Why you'll want this one • Real deal authority. You carry genuine discretion on pricing, margin, availability, and contract structure within Enterprise guidelines. You decide when to hold the line and when to flex to win — you're not routing every term through three approvals. • Logos that matter. These are recognized national and multi-market brands. When you close one, it moves the category and it shows. • Paid on outcomes, not activity. You're incentivized on signed, activated revenue and new accounts. No one's counting your dials. Close well and the comp follows. • A category on the rise. Things To Do is scaling nationwide and leadership is watching. Your wins — and your read on the market — directly shape where we take the business next. • Modern tools, real leverage. You'll close faster because you've got AI in your workflow from day one (more on that below). Groupon runs on Claude Cowork and Claude Code, so the grunt work of research and drafting stops eating your selling time. • Autonomy by design. You run the full cycle solo, build your own playbook when the standard one doesn't fit the account, and own your number without waiting on anyone. What you'll do • Run the hunt. Disciplined B2B outreach against a targeted list of high-value nationwide and multi-market prospects — pulled from your own network, your own research, and the lead pipeline. • Own the full cycle. Source, pitch, negotiate, and close nationwide and multi-market TTD merchants, frequently at the C-suite level. • Structure the deal. Build and negotiate complex terms — pricing, margin, availability, contract structure — using Enterprise guidelines and your own judgment. • Sell from insight. Understand each partner's business model, consumer base, competitive position, and profit drivers before you pitch, so you're negotiating from a position of understanding, not guessing. • Bring the strategy. Present merchants with sharp, tailored proposals and insights that win the deal. • Hand off clean. Align with Merchant Success on terms and strategy at close so activation keeps the momentum you built — no deals stalling, no renegotiation. • Know the mechanics. Speak fluently to static, variable, and dynamic pricing, redemption and voucher methodologies, and how offers work across connectivity (Voucher, API), tax, and reconciliation — with support from partner teams. You'll get training; you bring the curiosity to master it. • Shape the roadmap. Feed industry trends and frontline insight back to Groupon leadership to influence our strategic direction for Things To Do. • Use AI like a pro. AI fluency is expected from day one. You use AI daily for prospecting, research, and outreach drafting to compress the time from first contact to signed contract — and you can build automations and agents to scale yourself. Heads up: this role includes 4–6 weeks of paid Chicago travel in your first two months — to set you up for success. What you bring • BS/BA in Business, Sales, or a related field, or equivalent experience. • 3-5+ years of Enterprise B2B sales experience — Things to Do is the preference. SaaS, digital media, or a fast-moving marketplace also valuable — closing complex, multi-stakeholder deals. • A track record of hitting or beating New Revenue or Gross Profit and GP% targets, with strong historical close rates on time-to-market-critical (TMC) deals. • Fluency in deal structuring: margin, contract terms, and the judgment to know when to hold the line and when to flex. • Familiarity with ticketing / reservation platforms and connectivity APIs. • Comfort running the full sales cycle solo, from independent research and lead management through close, with minimal oversight. • A strategic thinker and presenter, and a go-getter, always driving growth and scale. • Working AI fluency — you use AI tools as a default part of prospecting and deal prep, not an occasional experiment. Who you are • Tenacious, not rigid. You know when flexibility wins the deal. You read the room and pivot to land the story. • A closer. You treat "no" as a data point, not a stop sign. • Outcome-driven. You'd rather be measured on revenue than activity. • Genuinely AI-native. You use AI as a productivity multiplier, not a novelty. • A builder. When the standard playbook doesn't fit the account, you write your own. How we operate At Groupon, we build on five principles: Extreme Ownership, Speed Over Comfort, Impact Obsessed, Simplify to Scale, and Disciplined. These aren't values on a wall — they're how we show up. In this role: • Extreme Ownership — Your pipeline, your number. You build your own path to close instead of waiting on marketing-sourced leads. • Speed Over Comfort — You send the outreach before the deck is perfect. Cold, nationwide accounts don't wait for polish. • Impact Obsessed — You chase the logos that move GP, not the easy wins that pad activity metrics. • Simplify to Scale — When a deal structure works on a hard account, you document it so the next rep closes faster. • Disciplined — Your CRM mirrors reality: stage, next step, follow-up — always current, never optimistic. How we measure your success • New enterprise TTD logos signed per quarter (nationwide + multi-market), GP-weighted. • New Gross Profit and GP% delivered against target. • Close rate on time-to-market-critical (TMC) deals. • Pipeline conversion from first contact to signed contract. • Clean handoff rate to Merchant Success — deals that activate on strategy, without renegotiation. Why you'll love it here • Base Salary: $66K–$110K + 60% bonus target • Target OTE: $120-150K+ based on performance • Full benefits package including Medical, Dental, Vision, EAP, 401(k) Match, ESPP, Life & Disability Insurance, FSAs, and more • Real impact on a high-visibility category • Autonomy, ownership, and a real chance to influence how major national brands show up on Groupon Groupon is an AI-First Company We’re committed to building smarter, faster, and more innovative ways of working and AI plays a key role in how we get there. We encourage candidates to leverage AI tools during the hiring process where it adds value, and we’re always keen to hear how technology improves the way you work. If you’re passionate about AI or curious to explore how it can elevate your role you’ll be right at home here. Groupon’s purpose is to build strong communities through thriving small businesses. To learn more about the world’s largest local e-commerce marketplace, click here . You can also find out more about us in the latest Groupon new s as well as learning about our DEI approach . If all of this sounds like something that’s a great fit for you, then click apply and join us on a mission to become the ultimate destination for local experiences and services. Beware of Recruitment Fraud: Groupon follows a merit-based recruitment process without charging job seekers any fees. We've noticed an increase in recruitment fraud, including fake job postings and fraudulent interviews and job offers aimed at stealing personal information or money. Be cautious of individuals falsely representing Groupon's Talent Acquisition team with fake job offers. If you encounter any suspicious job offers or interview calls demanding money, recognize these as scams. Groupon is not responsible for losses from such dealings. For legitimate job openings (and a sneak peek into life at Groupon), always check our official career website at Groupon Careers