Data Bloom Business Support
Leaflet Distributor

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Company Description
Data Bloom Business Support provides a wide range of sales, marketing, and data services designed to help organizations achieve sustainable growth. The company offers comprehensive business support solutions that enable clients to grow, succeed, and make clearer, data-informed decisions. By combining practical sales and marketing support with data-driven insights, Data Bloom helps businesses improve performance and efficiency. Team members contribute directly to client success and have the opportunity to work within a supportive, growth-focused environment.
Role Description
This is a temporary, on-site Leaflet Distributor role based in Brownhills/Burntwood/Cannock/Lichfield. The Leaflet Distributor will be responsible for delivering and distributing marketing materials to designated residential and commercial areas, following mapped routes and instructions. Day-to-day tasks include organizing leaflets, planning efficient walking or travel routes, and accurately recording completed drops or areas covered. The role also involves representing Data Bloom professionally in local neighborhoods, reporting any issues or feedback from the field, and ensuring all materials are delivered in a timely and reliable manner. The position may require working in various weather conditions and involves regular walking and light lifting.
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- Ability to follow distribution routes accurately and work in a structured, detail-oriented manner.
- Reliable time management skills, with the capacity to meet daily and weekly distribution targets.
- Good physical stamina and willingness to walk for extended periods and handle bundles of leaflets.
- Professional and courteous attitude when interacting with members of the public.
- Basic record-keeping skills to track areas covered and materials delivered.
- Ability to work independently with minimal supervision and take responsibility for allocated areas.
- Access to local transport or familiarity with Brownhills and surrounding areas is an advantage.
- Previous experience in leaflet distribution, field marketing, or similar roles is beneficial but not required.
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