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No more seeing what sticks
Small Batch Learning removes the uncertainty associated with training key accounts by engaging
frontline teams with effective and consistent product knowledge, delivered via a highly scalable
digital solution
Achieve sales readiness at scale
Reach customer-facing teams anywhere with online training that eliminates the physical and
financial limitations of in-person sessions
Capture (and maintain) mindshare
Keep your products front-of-mind during customer conversations by influencing service staff
to recommend what they know
Launch with confidence
Strengthen go-to-market strategies and de-risk your investment by ensuring channel partners
are properly engaged
Measure & manage
Use sales and learning data to adjust advocacy programs in-market and improve training outcomes
Invest in mutual success
Foster better trade relationships by maximising sales with a hassle-free training solution
that accommodates everyone's agenda
“I love the way Small Batch Learning approaches training.
By simplifying technical terms and focusing on key product information,
the app makes customer conversations so much easier in my job as a retailer.”
Sharee Senior,Retail Associate
Dan Bignold
Head of Content
Co-founder & former Editor-in-Chief of DRiNK, Asia's leading bar industry magazine
Our product training toolkit
Dan Bignold
Head of Content
Co-founder & former Editor-in-Chief of DRiNK, Asia's leading bar industry magazine
customer success
Four Pillars Distillery
Four Pillars is Australia's number 1 homegrown craft gin, and the fourth best-selling gin in Australia overall. Despite its rapid recent growth, Small Batch Learning managed to 12x Four Pillars' annual training reach in just three months, with over 5,000 Dan Murphy's and BWS retail team members trained on its Rare Dry and Bloody Shiraz gins. As a result of our training, 97% of learners reported feeling more confident selling Four Pillars, and 81% said they actually sold more Four Pillars. The distillery has now extended its partnership with Small Batch Learning by using the platform to train teams on Bandwagon, its new range of alcohol-free spirits.
Stu Gregor
Co-founder, Four Pillars Distillery
Small Batch Learning has
scaled our training capabilities far beyond what was previously possible.
Reaching retail teams with relevant information is hugely beneficial to our business.
Stu Gregor
Co-founder, Four Pillars Distillery
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