Enigmagram
Sales Advisor

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Sales Advisor for Christmas Markets
We're looking for a Sales Advisor to sell our products at Christmas markets. It's a fun, flexible role where you'll meet lots of people, represent a brilliant product and earn great money for your time.
We're a small family business called Enigmagram. We create puzzle games and Christmas crackers, and we're rated 4.8★ on Trustpilot with over 1,000 five-star reviews. https://theenigmagram.com
The Role:
- Setting up a small, attractive market table
- Chatting to customers, explaining the products and selling
- Taking payments
- Keeping the stall looking great
- Packing everything away at the end of the event
Most events are around 5 hours in total: a quick 30-minute setup, 4 hours selling and a 30-minute pack-down.
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Pay:
- £14/hr plus 8% commission on all sales, with no cap.
- Typical earnings are around £115 for a five-hour Christmas market.
- [Mileage paid at 45p/mile.]
Who We're Looking For
You don't need to be a professional salesperson – personality and enthusiasm matter more. Ideally, you'll be:
- Friendly, confident and approachable
- Reliable and organised
- Happy to start conversations and sell
- Experienced in retail, sales, markets or another customer-facing role
You'll need a car and driving licence to travel to events and collect stock from Chertsey, Surrey. Before you start, we'll send you the games and crackers and train you on the products, so you can try them yourself and feel comfortable talking about them.


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This could be great for anyone looking for fun weekend or Christmas seasonal work alongside another job, university, childcare, retirement or other commitments.
Location:
Local markets, fêtes and Christmas fairs around Surrey
When:
Mainly Saturdays and Sundays through the Christmas season. Our first fair is on 29th November, with more dates being added through December.
Commitment:
Around 5 hours per event
If you're interested, please get in touch with a little about yourself, your availability and any retail, sales or customer-facing experience. Please feel free to share this with anyone who might be interested!
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