Sales Development Executive

Altrincham
7 months ago
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We are on the hunt for a driven and enthusiastic Sales Development Representative to join a thriving team based in Altrincham. This is more than just a job – it’s an opportunity to build a future in a company that backs its people and celebrates success.

Why You’ll Love This Role:

  • Uncapped Commission – Your earnings reflect your performance. There’s no limit to your potential here.

  • Real Career Progression – Clear pathway to a Business Development Manager role with up to £90K OTE.

  • Ongoing Support & Training – We’ll give you the tools and coaching to excel – no sales experience? No problem.

  • Reward Culture – Regular incentives, competitions, team socials, and a high-energy office vibe.

    Your Day-to-Day:

  • Connect with Businesses – Make calls to business owners, introducing tailored digital marketing solutions.

  • Qualify and Book Appointments – Ask the right questions, understand their needs, and schedule high-quality appointments.

  • Own Your Pipeline – Stay on top of follow-ups, manage your CRM, and keep things organised and efficient.

  • Hit Your Goals – Work towards personal KPIs and team targets that reward your drive and determination.

  • Collaborate and Learn – Be part of a supportive, goal-oriented team that shares wins and lessons alike.

    What You’ll Bring:

  • A confident, friendly, and persuasive phone manner

  • Resilience, energy, and a results-focused mindset

  • The desire to learn, grow, and succeed in a sales-focused role

  • Previous experience in sales, telesales, or call centre roles is a plus – but not essential

    To Apply:

    Contact David Mason at Greys Specialist Recruitment

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