Cross-Selling and Upselling Skills: Share of Wallet, Bundled Offers and Ethical Selling – London, 28 Dec 2026 – 1 Jan 2027
DestinationLondon
Dates28 December 2026 – 1 January 2027
Reference648_18373
This session
28 Dec 2026 – 1 Jan 2027
This Cross-Selling and Upselling Skills: Share of Wallet, Bundled Offers and Ethical Selling session in London runs from Monday 28 December to Friday 1 January 2027 (week 53, Q4 2026). It is the only date in London in 2026, at a fee of 23,000 SAR, the same for each of them. Registration is open for this date. It is held in person at Central London four-star.
DatesMonday 28 Dec 2026 – Friday 1 Jan 2027
Week53 of 2026
Duration5 days
Fee23,000 SAR
StatusOpen for registration
FormatIn person
VenueCentral London four-star
Programme overview
Introduction:
Branches, stores and contact centres serve existing customers every day yet capture only a small share of their wallet: add-ons are offered at random, premium tiers are pitched without a clear need, and staff hesitate for fear of sounding pushy or mis-selling. This Core Concept course builds cross-selling and upselling skills for frontline retail, banking, telecom and service teams and their team leaders, from needs-based conversations, bundles and good-better-best offers to next-best-offer prompts, ethical safeguards and attach-rate coaching. Participants produce a Cross-Sell and Upsell Playbook for a case branch or contact centre.
Course Objectives:
Estimate share of wallet and relationship value for existing customers and identify the service moments where a relevant offer fits
Design complementary product pairings, bundles and good-better-best tiers that frontline staff can present in under a minute
Use next-best-offer rules and CRM prompts to choose which offer to raise with which customer, and when to stay silent
Conduct needs-based conversations at the counter, on calls and in online channels that move from a resolved request to a suitable offer
Apply suitability and disclosure checks that prevent mis-selling and answer price, need and trust objections honestly
Track attach rate, offer acceptance and products per customer and coach team members against a service-to-sales scorecard
Target Audience:
Retail store and showroom staff who serve walk-in customers and handle add-on and upgrade conversations at the point of sale
Branch banking and financial service staff who open accounts, resolve requests and introduce further products to existing customers
Telecom store and customer service staff who manage plan changes, device upgrades and value-added services
Contact-centre agents who handle inbound service calls and chats and are expected to convert them into additional sales
Frontline team leaders and supervisors who set daily offer priorities, observe interactions and coach service-to-sales behaviour
Course Outline:
Day 1: Cross-Selling and Upselling Foundations and Customer Value
Cross-Selling Versus Upselling Versus Add-On Sales: Definitions and Customer Examples
Share of Wallet Estimation Worksheet for Existing Customers
Customer Lifetime Value Basics: Retention, Margin and Relationship Depth
Service-to-Sales Moments Map Across Branch, Store, Call and Online Journeys
Current-State Attach Rate and Products per Customer Baseline
Day 2: Offer Design Models: Bundles, Tiers and Next Best Offer
Complementary Product Mapping Matrix for Natural Pairings
Good-Better-Best Tier Ladder Design and Price Anchoring
Product Bundling Types: Pure, Mixed and Solution Bundles
Next-Best-Offer Logic: Eligibility Rules, Propensity Signals and Contact Suppression
CRM Prompt Design and Offer Card Content for Frontline Screens
Day 3: Needs-Based Conversations at the Counter, on Calls and Online
Needs Discovery Question Funnel for Service Interactions
Buying Signal Recognition: Verbal, Behavioural and Account Data Cues
Bridging Statements From a Resolved Service Request to a Relevant Offer
Counter and Telephone Upsell Role-Play With Feature-to-Need Linking
Online Upsell Placements: Basket Add-Ons, Upgrade Prompts and Chat Recommendations
Day 4: Ethical Selling, Objections and Service-to-Sales Performance
Mis-Selling Red Flags: Suitability, Affordability and Pressure Tactics Checklist
Fair Disclosure Script Elements and Customer Consent Confirmation
Objection Handling Model for Price, Need and Trust Concerns
Incentive Design Risks: Volume Targets Versus Quality and Persistency Measures
Cross-Sell KPI Scorecard: Attach Rate, Offer Acceptance, Products per Customer and Complaint Ratio
Day 5: Coaching Practice and the Cross-Sell and Upsell Playbook
Team Leader Side-by-Side Observation and Coaching Routine
Multi-Sector Case: Bank Branch, Telecom Store and Contact Centre Diagnosis
Offer Scripts and Conversation Guides Build for the Case Unit
Cross-Sell and Upsell Playbook Drafting With KPI Targets and Coaching Cadence
Playbook Role-Play Demonstration and Peer Review Panel Feedback
Skills You Will Gain:
Share of Wallet Analysis
Offer Bundling and Tiering
Next-Best-Offer Selection
Needs-Based Questioning
Buying Signal Recognition
Suitability and Mis-Selling Prevention
Attach Rate Measurement
Service-to-Sales Coaching
Why Attend This Course:
Return with a Cross-Sell and Upsell Playbook of offer maps, scripts, KPI targets and a coaching cadence for a case unit
Raise offers with confidence because each one is tied to a customer need rather than a push
Rehearse counter, call and online upsell conversations with feedback from peers in banking, retail and telecom
Protect customer trust and complaint ratios while lifting products per customer
Conclusion:
Cross-selling and upselling add value only when the offer fits the customer and the conversation is honest. The course moves from share of wallet, lifetime value and service-to-sales moments, through bundles, good-better-best tiers and next-best-offer prompts, to needs-based conversations across the counter, calls and online channels, and then to mis-selling safeguards, objections, incentives and KPIs. The final day turns this into coaching routines and a Cross-Sell and Upsell Playbook for a case branch or contact centre.
Cross-Selling and Upselling Skills: Share of Wallet, Bundled Offers and Ethical Selling runs in London over 5 days, with 2 upcoming dates in London. The course fee is 23,000 SAR.
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