Field Sales Account Manager

Ipswich
9 months ago
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Are you a target-driven sales professional looking for your next challenge? Do you thrive in a field-based role where you can build relationships and make a real impact?

Our client, a leading digital media and advertising agency, is looking for an ambitious Field Sales Account Manager to join their team in Ipswich & East Anglia. This is an exciting opportunity to work with local businesses, helping them grow through innovative advertising solutions.

Why Join Our Client?

  • Career Progression – Join a well-established business with opportunities for professional growth.

  • Autonomy & Flexibility – Manage your own pipeline and develop lasting relationships with clients.

    The Role

    As a Field Sales Account Manager, you will:

  • Generate new business opportunities while managing and growing existing accounts.

  • Engage with local businesses, understanding their advertising needs and offering tailored solutions.

  • Cold call, network, and attend client meetings both in-person and over the phone.

  • Meet and exceed revenue targets and KPIs to maximise your earnings.

    What We’re Looking For

  • Proven experience in B2B sales (advertising or digital media experience is a plus but not essential).

  • A confident and persuasive communicator with strong relationship-building skills.

  • Self-motivated and results-driven, with a passion for sales and meeting targets.

  • A valid UK driving license and access to a vehicle (essential).

  • Ability to work independently and travel across Norfolk & East Anglia for client meetings.

    Locations Covered

    This role covers Norfolk & East Anglia, including key areas such as Norwich, King’s Lynn, Great Yarmouth, Ipswich, and surrounding areas.

    If you’re ready to take your sales career to the next level and unlock unlimited earning potential, apply today.

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