Sales Recruitment Agencies in Wrexham

4 Recruitment Agencies found in Wrexham in the Sales industry.
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  1. Revive Recruitment

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    Revive Recruitment is a specialist Office Support recruitment agency in Chester that services the whole of the UK. They recruit for permanent, temporary and contract vacancies across all areas of Office and Business Support. The agency specialises in the recruitment areas of Secretarial/Administration, Telesales, Accountancy, Customer Service, Human Resources, Call Centre, Sales, Management, Bilingual, Marketing, Legal and IT.

    Office Locations

    Pulford Grange, Chester Road, Wrexham, Flintshire, LL12 0DF

  2. Acorn Recruitment

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    Acorn Recruitment is a multi-faceted consultancy established in 1992 for various areas including, but not limited to, Aerospace & Defence, Energy, and Life Sciences. With 600 branches worldwide, they have experience in supplying employees for permanent, temporary and contract jobs, in addition to confidential executive search services and international placements. In the UK, they have offices in Newport and nearly 20 other locations.

    Office Locations

    2nd Floor Kelso Business Centre, Wrexham, Flintshire, LL11 1BS

    + 20 other offices

  3. Pertemps

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    Pertemps is a recruitment consultancy that supplies permanent, contract and temporary staffing solutions to a wide variety of sectors. The firm is a part of the Pertemps Network Group, which has over 250 branches and offices serving the whole of the UK. The agency has an e-service called PAWS that allows clients to order staff using an electronic catalogue. Pertemps offers a 24/7 service.

    Office Locations

    67 Regent Street, Wrexham, Flintshire, LL11 1PF

    + 61 other offices

  4. Proactive Personnel Ltd

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    Proactive Personnel Ltd is a permanent and temporary staff supplier operating in a wide range of industries across the Midlands, Shropshire, the North West and beyond. The firm has a 24/7 out-of-hours service and they also do not charge for the submission of candidate CVs. They are Advanced Stronger Together Members, Gangmasters Licensed, CIRAS Members and are audited by RISQS.

    Office Locations

    1st Floor, 40-42 Regent Street, Wrexham, Flintshire, LL11 1RR

    + 11 other offices

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Salaries And Costs

Sales pay in Wrexham reflects sector and route to market, Inside sales and telesales roles often sit around £22,000 to £28,000 base with OTE taking earnings to about £30,000 to £35,000, Account managers and business development staff tend to run between £30,000 and £40,000 base, with higher OTE where new logos are central, Technical sales and medical product roles can nudge past £45,000 base, Senior hires such as head of sales or sales director can land in the £60,000 to £90,000 bracket, Temp pay rates for contact centre and lead generation work often fall near £12 to £15 per hour, with specialist phone based staff going higher in peak periods, Recruitment fees for permanent placements are commonly set as a percentage of base pay, many local employment firms quote between 12 percent and 20 percent, For temp agencies, total agency costs fold in pay, holiday accrual, NI, pension, and margin, businesses often compare effective hourly costs before signing, Clear scopes help recruiters quote sensible fees, and help employers forecast return on hire and retention.

Qualifications And Entry Requirements

Most sales roles in Wrexham hire on track record, mindset, and communication, For entry level posts, GCSEs and a tidy CV with customer contact experience will help, Apprenticeships in sales and customer service run locally, and can bring fresh candidates into teams, For regulated products, FCA rules apply, and recruiters will ask about fit and proper checks, A full UK driving licence is often needed for territory roles, DBS checks appear where sales involve schools, care settings, or home visits, Memberships with the Institute of Sales Professionals or ISM look good, and short courses in negotiation, objection handling, and presentation can move a CV up the shortlist, Familiarity with CRM such as Salesforce, HubSpot, or Microsoft Dynamics is widely requested.

Local Hiring Challenges

Wrexham sits close to Cheshire and the North West, so local employers compete with Chester, Deeside, and Shrewsbury for experienced account handlers, Commute times on the A483 and A55 shape candidate choices, and some workers favour hybrid set ups with two or three office days, Technical sales can be hard to fill, especially where engineering or life sciences knowledge is needed, Recruiters help by mapping competitors across Wrexham Industrial Estate and the wider North Wales corridor, Retention improves when onboarding is planned, with sensible ramp periods, clear KPIs, and early coaching on product and pricing.

Key Sectors And Employers In The Region

Sales recruiters cover manufacturing on Wrexham Industrial Estate, food and drink producers, packaging, logistics, and fast growing service firms on Redwither Business Park and Wrexham Technology Park, Contact centres handle inbound and outbound campaigns, while wholesalers supply trade across North Wales and the Marches, Retail parks bring seasonal demand for temporary staff, and many businesses sell into nearby markets in Chester and Deeside, Local universities and colleges feed early career candidates, and bilingual Welsh skills can help in public sector supply chains and community facing roles.

Roles And Career Paths

Recruitment consultants in this space place telesales executives, internal sales, account managers, business development managers, sales engineers, area sales managers, and channel roles, Progression runs from SDR or telemarketing into account management, then key accounts or new business, Many candidates move into product management or sales operations, High performers can step into regional leadership with P and L exposure, Agencies can map these paths for candidates, and help businesses plan headcount across temporary, permanent, and contract work.

Temporary, Permanent, And Contract Options

Local employers use temp agencies for peak projects, product launches, and cover for leave, Contract work suits CRM migrations, price book updates, and pipeline cleaning, Permanent hiring fits territory ownership and long cycle accounts, Recruiters will advise on notice periods, availability, and how to register with an agency, Candidates can pick shifts that match study or care duties, and businesses gain speed on short notice campaigns, Clear briefings on targets, call volumes, and territory boundaries keep both sides aligned.

Regional And Geographic Variations

Pay and recruitment fees can edge higher closer to Chester and the M56, where competition for sales talent is sharper, Roles based on Wrexham General and Wrexham Central rail links draw jobseekers who prefer public transport, Sites on the eastern side of the county draw commuters from Flintshire and Cheshire, Rural routes may need a car, so mileage and territory planning matter, Agencies that know these commuter links give better shortlists and fewer fallouts.

Market Snapshots And Seasonal Themes

Q1 often brings budget resets and team changes, Q2 and Q3 are busy for B2B prospecting, Q4 spikes for retail and distribution, Many employers plan intakes ahead of trade shows, Candidates watch for new product cycles and bonus plans, Recruiters keep live job market data, match local businesses to current candidates, and flag when the labour market tightens so hiring managers can move quickly.

Quick Facts And FAQs

How do sales recruitment agencies in Wrexham shortlist candidates,
They will run phone screens, check CV accuracy, and review metrics such as conversion rate, deal size, and tenure, They will look at CRM notes, references, and product types sold.

What should local employers include in a brief,
Share the market segment, target customers, sales cycle length, territory size, salary band, OTE plan, and routes to market, Mention onboarding, hybrid policy, and tools.

How can jobseekers stand out,
Keep CRM data clean, show quota history, add certificates for sales training, and include any Welsh language skills, Register with an agency and set clear pay rates and travel range.

What affects recruitment fees,
Role scarcity, notice periods, and assessment steps can push cost and time, A tight brief and fast feedback help keep agency costs steady.

When do temp agencies work best,
Short campaigns, cover for sickness, and product trials suit temps, Good recruiters supply candidates who can start fast, with compliance checks ready.

This page focuses on sales recruitment agencies in Wrexham, Recruiters and staffing agencies here serve local employers and jobseekers, helping businesses hire staff and find employees across temporary, permanent, and contract work, If you are comparing agency costs or looking to register with an agency, the right recruitment consultants will be happy to talk through pay rates, recruitment fees, and the local labour market, With the right match, your workforce grows on solid ground.