Telemarketer

Coulsdon

10 months ago

Applications closed

Description

Telemarketer

Location: Coulsdon
Full Time | Permanent
Hours: Monday to Friday, 7:30am – 4:30pm (flexible working hours considered)
Salary: Competitive Salary £36,000 - £40,000 + Excellent Benefits + Bonus

Are you a proactive, persuasive communicator with a flair for relationship building and a passion for marketing? Ready to be part of something exciting and new?

We’re looking for a passionate Telemarketer to join a fast-growing, £35 million turnover business in the building services industry. This is a brand-new team, created as part of our next phase of rapid growth. You’ll play a key role in building client relationships, supporting our Business Development team, and driving commercial success through high-quality CPD bookings.

Why Join:

Be at the heart of our growth—you’re not just another cog in the machine.
Work alongside a collaborative team of Business Development Consultants, passing on leads and booking key meetings.
Play a vital role in a business that’s scaling fast and investing in people, tools, and innovation.
Enjoy free parking, free snacks and coffee, flexible hours, and an attractive bonus scheme on top of a strong base salary.

What You’ll Do:
Proactively contact potential specifiers daily to schedule CPD sessions that support client engagement and drive business development.
Follow up on marketing-generated leads, converting them into meaningful CPD bookings.
Maintain accurate records of all calls, interactions, and bookings using our CRM system.
Collaborate with BD and Marketing teams to align your strategy with campaigns and lead channels, helping us maximise every opportunity.
Provide ongoing feedback and insights from CPD sessions to optimise our approach and outcomes.

Requirements

What We’re Looking For:

Essential:
Experience in a Marketing role.
Outstanding verbal and written communication skills.
Creativity and initiative—you bring ideas, not just execution.
A good grasp of business strategy.
A qualification in Marketing or a related Business field.

Desirable:
Familiarity with marketing tools (e.g., design software, email marketing platforms).

Behavioural Fit:
Courage – you’re not afraid to pick up the phone or push a bold idea.
Excellence – you take pride in quality and results.
Collaboration – you work brilliantly with others and know how to bring people together.

Benefits

What You’ll Gain:
A pivotal role in a scaling team at a high-growth company.
Hands-on experience with both marketing and business development functions.
Excellent benefits package including performance bonus, free on-site parking, snacks, and coffee.

The opportunity to make your mark in a brand-new team with room to grow

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