Brand Advocate Representative - Nationwide Remote

September 17, 2026

About WeBuyVintageWeBuyVintage is one of the UK’s largest buyers of jewellery, antiques and collectibles. We run more roadshows than any other UK company - over 250 valuation events every month - bringing trusted experts face-to-face with customers across the country.In three years, we’ve grown from a pub-table idea into an eight-figure business, and we’re on a mission to make WeBuyVintage a brand everyone recognises.The Role: As a Brand Advocate Representative, you'll be our local presence on the ground, promoting upcoming events to make sure that as many people as possible have awareness of when one of our Roadshows is coming to town.This role would suit somebody who is looking for variety in their role, whilst engaging with the local community. Due to the nature of the role it would be ideal for someone who requires flexibility in their working day, as this is a standalone role you will be able to set your own working hours (to suit business needs) in he lead up to local events.This role is the first of it's kind within WeBuyVintage and we are looking for someone to help shape the future of this roles potential. Main Tasks & Responsibilities:Who We’re Looking For:<ul><li>Local Promotion & Awareness - distribute posters and flyers in local shops, cafes, markets and community hubs to spread the word about upcoming events.</li><li>Local Business Outreach - contact and build relationships with businesses to introduce our new referral scheme and encourage ongoing partnerships.</li><li>Community Networking - speak with local magazines, newsletters and community centres to secure contact details for future local marketing.</li><li>Reporting and Knowledge sharing - keep a record of activity, share local insights and update the team on new opportunities or contacts.</li><li>Brand Ambassador - represent WeBuyVintage with enthusiasm and professionalism as the friendly local face of our roadshows.</li></ul>You’ll be great in this role if you have:<ul><li>A friendly and confident manner</li><li>Great communication skills</li><li>The ability to be self-motivated and you are happy managing and tracking your own time</li><li>Excellent organistaional skills.</li></ul>Qualifications & Experience:Essential:<ul><li>A driver with your own care and full, clean UK driving licence</li><li>Based in North East and willing to travel daily</li></ul>Desirable:<ul><li>Experienced in field sales, events or community promotion</li></ul> What You’ll Get:<ul><li>4-day working week (Monday to Thursday)</li><li>Access to Bright Exchange - enjoy thousands of exclusive employee discounts and perks</li><li>Employee Assistance Programme - confidential, 24/7 support for you and your immediate family, covering work, personal, and home life matters</li><li>On-demand professional development - access to BrightHR’s online learning platform to build new skills and support your career progression</li><li>Competitive pay</li><li>Be part of a rapidly growing, friendly UK brand</li></ul> The salary for this position is £27,000 p.a.This role is remote, with regular travel in your local area.

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