Utility Warehouse Partners
Salesperson

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Company Description
Utility Warehouse Partners offers individuals a practical way to build flexible and sustainable income alongside or beyond a traditional career. Operating within a long-established UK utilities framework, partners help households review and consolidate essential home services such as energy, broadband, and mobile. The model focuses on straightforward conversations that deliver genuine value through reduced pricing, simplified billing, and consistent human support. Income is generated from customer activity, allowing partners to build a recurring, long-term revenue stream by maintaining a stable customer base and high service standards. Partners work independently within clear processes and compliance guidelines, supported by structured training and ongoing guidance, making this opportunity accessible to people without prior utilities or sales experience.
Role Description
This is a part-time remote role for a Salesperson (Partner) with Utility Warehouse. Day-to-day responsibilities include:
- Speaking with households to review their current energy, broadband, mobile, and other essential home services
- Explaining how consolidation can save money and simplify billing
- Scheduling conversations, following up with potential and existing customers
- Helping them complete sign-up or changes using approved tools and processes
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The role involves maintaining accurate records of customer interactions, adhering to compliance standards, and providing ongoing support to ensure high levels of satisfaction and retention. Work is self-directed, allowing the Salesperson to manage their own schedule while building a stable base of customers and recurring income over time.
Qualifications
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills, including the ability to hold clear, practical conversations and build trust with diverse customers.
- Customer service and relationship-management capabilities, with a focus on consistent follow-up and maintaining long-term customer satisfaction.
- Basic sales and consultative skills, such as identifying customer needs, explaining value clearly, and guiding households through decision-making.
- Organizational and time-management skills to manage a self-directed schedule, track customer activities, and meet agreed standards and targets.
- Comfort with remote work tools and basic digital literacy, including using online platforms, documents, and communication channels securely.
- Professional, ethical approach with a commitment to compliance, accuracy, and clear documentation of customer information.
- Prior experience in customer-facing roles (e.g., sales, service, hospitality, or community work) is beneficial but not required.
- Ability to work independently, learn from structured training, and apply guidance to improve performance over time.


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Remuneration
- Pay is commission-based, with a generous commission of up to £300 per customer.
- In addition, you will become eligible for recurring income based on customer activity.
- Incentives, including holidays and a car, are also available, as well as high activity bonuses.
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