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Black Lodge Brewery

Salesperson

Liverpool
£28k/yr
Posted 1 day ago
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£28k base salary + up to 20% sales bonus

Job Description

  • Develop direct relationships with key accounts and new customers to grow sales volumes.
  • Manage online platforms such as Sellar, Eebria and Beerflex.
  • Analyse existing sales to identify and anticipate trends and customer demand.
  • Provide on-going care with customers including training, events and support.
  • Represent Black Lodge and assist with events, festivals and promotional activities (including occasional evenings and weekends).
  • Work with the senior team to set sales strategy and growth targets.

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  • Ability to set out sales strategies to meet growth targets in line with our brand values.
  • Analytical skills to interrogate and interpret sales figures.
  • A passion and enthusiasm for beer, with a knowledge of beer styles and the wider industry.
  • Attention to detail and an understanding that sometimes it’s the little things that matter.
  • An ability to collaborate and build relationships, using your network within the industry to bring in new ideas and best practice.
  • The flexibility and willingness to pitch in in all areas of the brewery that is necessary in a small business.
  • An friendly and outgoing personality with the ability to build relationships and positively represent the business.
  • Excellent written, listening and verbal communication skills.
  • Full UK driving licence.
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Skills

Sales Strategy
Account Management
Data Analysis
Relationship Building
Communication Skills
Industry Networking
Customer Support
Trend Analysis

Location

Liverpool, England, United Kingdom

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