Independent Customer Advisor (Flexible, UK Remote)

Independent Customer Advisor (Flexible, UK Remote)

šŸ“ United Kingdom | Remote

šŸ•’ Flexible Hours | Self-Employed

Important before you apply

Not everyone is looking for a new job.

Many people are simply looking for more flexibility, an additional income stream, or something they can build around their existing work, studies, or family commitments.

That's exactly what this opportunity is designed for.

Please only apply if you:

  • Are aged 18 or over
  • Currently live in the UK
  • Have the legal right to work in the UK

Overview

I'm currently expanding my Utility Warehouse team and looking to work with a small number of reliable, self-motivated people across the UK.

This is a flexible opportunity that can be built alongside your current commitments.

No previous experience is required, as full training and ongoing support are provided.

What does it involve?

You'll be helping people review household services they already use every day.This opportunity is centred around helping people make informed decisions and supporting them in finding solutions that suit their needs.

The role involves

  • Having straightforward conversations with people
  • Helping customers understand their options
  • Building your own customer base over time
  • Working independently with support and guidance available when needed
No cold calling.

No pushy sales.

No previous experience required.

How does it work?

This is a self-employed opportunity rather than a salaried position.

You choose how much time you want to commit and can build around your existing lifestyle and responsibilities.

Earnings are performance-based and grow through customer activity and consistency over time.

What's provided?

  • Step-by-step training from day one
  • Ongoing support and mentoring
  • A simple system to follow
  • Flexible remote working across the UK
  • Guidance to help you get started confidently
  • Opportunity to build long-term recurring income over time
Who would suit this?

People who are

  • Reliable and self-motivated
  • Comfortable speaking with others (or willing to build confidence)
  • Looking for flexibility alongside existing commitments
  • Open to learning and developing new skills
  • Prepared to stay consistent and build gradually

Final note

This won't suit everyone and that's completely fine.

But if you're looking for something flexible that can fit around the life you already have, and you're open to building something over time, then it could be worth a conversation.

Apply and I'll arrange a short informal chat to answer any questions and see whether it's the right fit for both of us.

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