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Lead Generation Specialist

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Do you love speaking with people and identifying new business opportunities? Join our team as a Lead Generation Specialist, where you’ll play a crucial role in driving sales success. (£37.5k OTE)

Key Responsibilities – Lead Generation Specialist:



Make outbound calls to identify potential customers.

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Qualify leads based on customer needs.

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Transfer high-quality leads to the sales team.

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Meet and exceed sales performance goals.

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Maintain accurate CRM records.

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Follow up with leads to nurture relationships.

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Stay informed on company products and industry trends.

Qualifications – Lead Generation Specialist:

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Strong verbal communication and persuasion skills.

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Target-driven and motivated to succeed.

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Quick learner who can explain products effectively.

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Detail-oriented, organized, and tech-savvy.

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Team player with a proactive attitude.

What We Offer – Lead Generation Specialist:

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Competitive base salary + uncapped bonuses (£37.5k OTE, £23,809.50 basic salary).

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Training and mentorship from industry experts.

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Opportunities for career growth.

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No weekend work—great work-life balance!

📞 Ready to make an impact? Apply today

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