Flicknmix Ltd
Part-Time Street Promoter / Brand Ambassador

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Job Type: Part-time, Casual/Flexible
Pay: £13.00 per hour
Locations: Liverpool, Chester, Lancaster, Ormskirk, Bangor, Preston (city centre / student accommodation / university areas)
Schedule: 3–4 shifts per week, typically 2:00pm–6:00pm (3–4 hours per shift)
About the Role
We're looking for outgoing, reliable part-time promoters to represent our app on the ground across several UK university towns. You'll set up in high-footfall spots — city centres, student halls, and campus areas — and engage the public face-to-face to drive app downloads and sign-ups.
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What You'll Do
- Set up and run a small promotional stand in an assigned location
- Approach members of the public, explain the app, and invite them to scan a QR code to download and register
- Distribute a free welcome gift to each new registered user
- Track daily sign-up numbers and report back to your team lead
- Represent the brand professionally and positively at all times
What We're Looking For
- Right to work in the UK (proof required)
- Confident, friendly, and comfortable approaching strangers
- Reliable and punctual, able to commit to 3–4 shifts per week
- Students and young people are especially welcome
- Previous experience in street promotions, event marketing, retail, or brand ambassador roles is a plus but not essential
- Must be able to travel to one of the listed locations for shifts


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What We Offer
- £13/hour, paid weekly [adjust to your actual pay schedule]
- Flexible part-time hours that fit around studies
- Free product/app perks
- Ongoing shifts with the potential for more hours based on performance
- Friendly, supportive team environment
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