Sales Representative - Live streaming and content creation

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Hay Mills, West Midlands (County)

12 months ago

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Summary for Sales Representative
Our Client is seeking a dynamic, confident, and sales-driven individual to become the face of our client’s established TikTok channel. This is an exciting opportunity for someone with sales experience. You’ll be promoting big-name fragrance products and leading tech brands through engaging live streams and short-form video content — no previous live selling experience is required, just the energy and charisma to connect with an audience and close sales.
Key Responsibilities for Sales Representative

Host two engaging 2-hour TikTok live sessions per day, Monday to Friday.
Create and publish short-form promotional videos showcasing featured products.
Sell a range of products — from luxury fragrances to cutting-edge tech — to a live and engaged audience.
Present products in an energetic, persuasive, and entertaining manner.
Respond to questions and objections during live streams in real time to close sales.
Work closely with the marketing and sales team to align on product messaging.
Stay up to date with trends to ensure content remains relevant and engaging.

What We’re Looking For

A confident, presentable, and engaging personality who thrives in front of the camera.
Sales experience — retail, telesales, face-to-face, or direct-to-consumer.
Excellent verbal communication and storytelling skills.
Enthusiastic, target-driven, and motivated.
Comfortable taking direction and learning new digital sales techniques.
No influencer experience necessary — full training provided.
Interest in fragrance, and/or tech is a plus.

Benefits for Sales Representative

Competitive £25,000 base salary.
Unlimited commission structure – realistic OTE of £34,000 in your first year.
Work with big-name brands in fragrance and tech.
Be part of a fun, fast-paced, and growing team.
Opportunities for professional development and visibility in a fast-evolving sales space.
Invitations to TikTok and brand events as part of your role

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