Part-Time Cold Caller / Fractional SDR (B2B, Legal Sector)

About us

LexScaleUp is a growth marketing agency for UK law firms. We help firms win more clients through better websites, Google, paid ads and intake. We're growing and want a sharp, self-driven salesperson to help fill our pipeline.

The role

You'll reach out to a targeted list of law firms by phone, email and LinkedIn to book introductory meetings. You'll then follow up with interested prospects until they sign. You'll work closely with the founders and own your part of the pipeline.

What you'll do

  • Reach out to a curated list of target accounts by phone, email and LinkedIn
  • Book qualified introductory meetings
  • Follow up with interested prospects through to close
  • Keep the CRM up to date and report on activity and results
What we're looking for
  • At least 3 years' experience in sales (required)
  • Confident on the phone, with clear, professional written English
  • Organised and persistent, comfortable working to targets
  • UK-based
Nice to have
  • Experience with GoHighLevel
  • Experience selling into the legal sector or working for a marketing agency
Hours and location
  • 20 hours a week. We'd prefer 4 hours a day, but we're flexible.
  • London-based, or able to commute to our Hackney Wick office once a week, preferred. We'll consider fully remote for the right profile.
How to apply Send your CV and a few lines on your most relevant sales results: what you sold, to whom, and the numbers.

LexScaleUp Ltd is an equal opportunities employer. We welcome applications from all backgrounds and select on ability to do the job alone. If you need any adjustment to the application process, let us know and we'll sort it out.

Expected hours: No less than 20.0 per week

Benefits

  • Casual dress
  • Work from home
Work Location: Hybrid remote in London E9 5LH
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