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FiberSales Training Program — Basic

A field-ready sales training course for new fiber internet reps covering everything from the first knock to closing the deal, handling objections, and building a career in door-to-door sales.

Updated Sep 14, 2026

About this course

Most people who wash out of door-to-door sales don't fail because they couldn't talk. They fail because nobody taught them what they were actually doing. This course fixes that. You'll learn the mechanics of a fiber internet pitch from the ground up: how to open a door, read a homeowner, build value, handle every common objection, and close without pressure. But the mechanics are only half of it. The mental side of D2D sales, knowing how to stay steady on a bad day, judge yourself on inputs you control, and avoid the traps that kill new reps, is what separates people who last from people who quit by week three.

The course runs ten modules and moves in the order a new rep actually needs. You start with product knowledge and conviction, because you can't sell something you don't believe in. Then you learn the full pitch flow, the objection framework, and the closes that work. Along the way you'll get the real rules on pay, chargebacks, compliance, and what gets people fired. By the end, you'll know exactly how a blitz day runs, how to manage your area, and where this role can take you if you treat it like a career instead of a side gig.

This is the basic program, which means it's built for people starting from zero. You don't need sales experience. You need to be willing to do the reps, follow the process, and stay in the ring when it gets uncomfortable. The reps who do that consistently, following the right system, are the ones who earn real money and move up fast.

Details

Updated Sep 14, 2026
11 units, 11 lessons
11 assessments

Skills you'll learn

Pitch Delivery

Run the full knock-to-close sequence from opening body language through pricing presentation without losing the thread.

Pitch Execution

Run a complete door-to-door fiber pitch from the opening knock through pricing presentation without losing control of the conversation.

Objection Handling

Tell the difference between a smoke screen, a real objection, and a stall, and respond to each one correctly using RAC and RTAC.

Objection Handling

Tell the difference between a smoke screen, a real objection, and a stall, then respond with the right script for each.

Sales Mindset

Manage your mental state across a full day in the field by tracking inputs you control and staying out of the three mental traps.

Sales Mindset

Stay consistent across a full day in the field by measuring yourself on inputs you control rather than outcomes that vary.

Day Management

Structure a blitz day using the FiberSales schedule, game clock, and area routing so your hours in the field actually convert.

Closing Technique

Choose and use three proven closes that match your style, applied at the right moment in the conversation.

Pay and Compliance

Explain how sold vs. installed triggers payment, what the 90-day chargeback window means for your earnings, and which rules have zero tolerance.

Pay and Compliance Knowledge

Explain how commissions are earned and protected, understand the chargeback window, and know the rules that keep your job.

Syllabus

11 units • 11 lessons • 11 assessments

Learning activities

Every lesson gives you several ways to learn.

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