Freelance Telephone Head-Hunter Required To Work With Salesagents.uk

Salesagents.uk is looking for a remote freelancer to work as a Head-Hunter calling sales agents that are registered with us to discuss our clients’ sales opportunities. Already working for yourself, you will have a confident telephone manner and great communication skills. Full training and support will be provided and even though self-employed you will have the support of working as part of our successful existing team. We are looking to start with a minimum of 10 hours work per week, paid on invoice. You will be working with a business that has been built using the outsourcing model and prides itself on partnering with independent businesses and freelancers wherever possible.

As a Head-Hunter, you will speak with our new clients that are searching for sales agents using our advertising and promotion services. You’ll gain a full understanding of the types of sales agents they want to connect with and their advertised sales agent opportunity. The main task is to phone sales agents on our CRM database, discuss the client’s opportunity, and guide suitable agents to the online advert where they can apply directly to the client. Updating the CRM, diarising calls, and a weekly meeting to discuss progress are also part of the head-hunter role. Initially, we are looking for 10 hours a week ongoing with the potential for more hours in line with the rapid growth plans of the business. There may also be other telephone work available such as data cleansing.

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