Telecom Sales Training.
Maplewave’s telco staff training course, Showtime, teaches participants how to build rapport and understand customers’ needs, making it virtually effortless to close the sale and develop long-term loyalty.
Great Salespeople Aren’t Born, They’re Made.
Designed For Telecom
One-of-a-kind telecoms training course is completely tailored for the industry and all retail staff.
Advanced Training
Advanced NLP sales training techniques build customer loyalty and increase sales.
Improves Profitability
Staff gain the skills to complete more transactions, upsell, and turn customers into repeat visitors.
Improves Staff Retention
By investing in their staff, telcos dramatically improve their staff retention rate.
Flexible
Delivery
Flexible delivery and pricing options ensure every telco can benefit from training, large or small.
The Importance Of Sales Training.
E-commerce has grown significantly, but this doesn’t mean the retail store is dead. Today’s customers still want to visit physical locations to interact with products and have personal interactions. But who brings this great experience to life? Salespeople do! Learn how Showtime can help your sales team become top performers.
Course Overview.
Showtime consists of 4 modules that help participants develop their skills, build rapport with customers, and effectively close the sale.
Module 1: Audience
How to deliver a magical sales experience by understanding customers’ personalities and how the sales process works.
What the ideal retail experience looks like.
The different customer types and how to sell to them.
How to communicate effectively and build rapport.
Common myths and barriers.
Module 2: Lights
Understanding your strengths, blind spots, and selling styles so you can cultivate a memorable experience.
Participants’ strengths, blind spots, personal drivers, and goals.
The role of every store position.
First impressions, greetings, and handovers.
Managing customer flow in the store.
Module 3: Camera
How to close the sale and overcome objections by using effective pitches and questioning techniques.
How to create effective product pitches.
Asking the right questions and listening effectively.
How to close the sale.
Interpreting body language and overcoming objections.
Module 4: Action
Shows participants how education, cross-selling, and a fond farewell ensure customers return again and again.
How to upsell and cross-sell effectively.
Using demos to get customers invested.
How to adapt the sales process.
Demonstrating appreciation and saying goodbye.
Delivery Options.
We offer several different ownership models to
suit different levels of Capex and Opex investment, contact us to learn more.
3-Day Delivery
4 modules are presented over 3 days.
2.5-Day Delivery
4 modules are presented over 2.5 days (longer training days).
Modular Delivery
1 module is presented per day (consecutively or over a few weeks).
E-Learning
4 modules are presented online (stand-alone or with classroom training).
Can also be used for refresher training, assessments, or new hire onboarding.
Chat with Richard Stirling.
Richard is an award-winning retail leader who specializes in retail staff training and store operations. Richard intimately understands how to develop high performing sales teams and uses his experience to bring this to life. Reach out to Richard to get started today!
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Frequently Asked Questions.
Why do you say this is more effective than the training we have? What’s so special about it?
Showtime is a telecom-specific sales training course that was built from the ground up by lifelong telco retailers. It uses Neuro-Linguistic Programming principles to drive behaviour changes. Geared for all roles and experience levels, even your most senior, experienced retail advisors will learn more about themselves and their customers.
How has this training impacted performance?
Some stores have seen sales increase by 40% in the weeks post-deployment. Overall, we do expect an increase of around 10% to top-line sales, as well as increases to basket size and conversion rates. We also see double-digit NPS scores as customers start to notice the improved experience.
Which is better? The classroom training or e-learning?
It’s a tie! Classroom training is a big investment; participants need to spend 2-3 days in the classroom away from the store. If this is too big of a commitment, e-learning is a fast, flexible option. The ideal scenario is to use both, using e-learning to refresh participants’ knowledge and ensure long-lasting behaviour change after the classroom event.
Key Reading.
Why the telco store experience falls short.
Characteristics of an outstanding telco salesperson.
How to develop a retail training strategy that promotes performance and retains employees.
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How to make customer experience your best differentiator.
What does the perfect salesperson look like?
How to create a winning training program.
What to look for when recruiting new staff.
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