Training class name ideas
Training class name ideas
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Stevenj214

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4,941 posts

259 months

Tuesday 6th January 2009
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I'm looking for name ideas for a training class for sellers of first aid products. The training will consist of product knowledge, applications, alternatives etc.

2 suggestions so far are:

Bandage School
School of Hard Knocks

I'm sure the PH collective can come up with better ideas though...

crossle

1,520 posts

282 months

Tuesday 6th January 2009
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Get Plastered?

Super Bad

556 posts

243 months

Tuesday 6th January 2009
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Boot Camp getmecoat

AndyAudi

4,028 posts

253 months

Tuesday 6th January 2009
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Stevenj214 said:
I'm looking for name ideas for a training class for sellers of first aid products.
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skwdenyer

18,707 posts

271 months

Wednesday 7th January 2009
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Stevenj214 said:
I'm looking for name ideas for a training class for sellers of first aid products. The training will consist of product knowledge, applications, alternatives etc.

2 suggestions so far are:

Bandage School
School of Hard Knocks

I'm sure the PH collective can come up with better ideas though...
Out of interest, are you also training them how to sell the product (or how to sell in general), or just specifically imparting product knowledge?

If selling, Selling Aid?

Hard to think of things that aren't a little corny... although what is and is not corny depends upon your target market. I suppose you could try:

First, Train (a little Mrs Beeton, for those who know about the hare?)
Aid4Aid

I'm not sure those are all that worthy, but they might stimulate somebody else with more, err, potent creative juices smile

sjc

16,502 posts

301 months

Wednesday 7th January 2009
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Train for pain.
Bandage Aid
Selling and swelling.
2nd degree learns.

Brown and Boris

11,838 posts

266 months

Thursday 8th January 2009
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Stevenj214 said:
I'm looking for name ideas for a training class for sellers of first aid products. The training will consist of product knowledge, applications, alternatives etc.

2 suggestions so far are:

Bandage School
School of Hard Knocks

I'm sure the PH collective can come up with better ideas though...
Good luck with the name, but is this a growth market? I have two friends in this FA sales market who tell me it is on its ar5e at the moment and the worst they have seen it in 15 years. Neither is making any money above basic and it looks likettheir companies are about to start shedding jobs.


crossle

1,520 posts

282 months

Thursday 8th January 2009
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Brown and Boris said:
Stevenj214 said:
I'm looking for name ideas for a training class for sellers of first aid products. The training will consist of product knowledge, applications, alternatives etc.

2 suggestions so far are:

Bandage School
School of Hard Knocks

I'm sure the PH collective can come up with better ideas though...
Good luck with the name, but is this a growth market? I have two friends in this FA sales market who tell me it is on its ar5e at the moment and the worst they have seen it in 15 years. Neither is making any money above basic and it looks likettheir companies are about to start shedding jobs.
Wow, you mean people have stopped injuring themselves because of the recession, or First Aiders can no longer afford to treat the injured?

Things must be worse than I thought....

Brown and Boris

11,838 posts

266 months

Friday 9th January 2009
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crossle said:
Brown and Boris said:
Stevenj214 said:
I'm looking for name ideas for a training class for sellers of first aid products. The training will consist of product knowledge, applications, alternatives etc.

2 suggestions so far are:

Bandage School
School of Hard Knocks

I'm sure the PH collective can come up with better ideas though...
Good luck with the name, but is this a growth market? I have two friends in this FA sales market who tell me it is on its ar5e at the moment and the worst they have seen it in 15 years. Neither is making any money above basic and it looks likettheir companies are about to start shedding jobs.
Wow, you mean people have stopped injuring themselves because of the recession, or First Aiders can no longer afford to treat the injured?

Things must be worse than I thought....
No, but it seems one or two large providers have large volumes of stock and are selling the consumables (like the eyewashes) at a fraction of the previous prices and perhaps even at cost or below I hear. They did quote some prices at me but lets say something was being sold at £13 previously, it is now being sold at £3-£4. Also, beyond the consumables which they do need to replace anything that isn't mandatory to have or be replaced is being cut back on.

skwdenyer

18,707 posts

271 months

Friday 9th January 2009
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Brown and Boris said:
crossle said:
Brown and Boris said:
Stevenj214 said:
I'm looking for name ideas for a training class for sellers of first aid products. The training will consist of product knowledge, applications, alternatives etc.

2 suggestions so far are:

Bandage School
School of Hard Knocks

I'm sure the PH collective can come up with better ideas though...
Good luck with the name, but is this a growth market? I have two friends in this FA sales market who tell me it is on its ar5e at the moment and the worst they have seen it in 15 years. Neither is making any money above basic and it looks likettheir companies are about to start shedding jobs.
Wow, you mean people have stopped injuring themselves because of the recession, or First Aiders can no longer afford to treat the injured?

Things must be worse than I thought....
No, but it seems one or two large providers have large volumes of stock and are selling the consumables (like the eyewashes) at a fraction of the previous prices and perhaps even at cost or below I hear. They did quote some prices at me but lets say something was being sold at £13 previously, it is now being sold at £3-£4. Also, beyond the consumables which they do need to replace anything that isn't mandatory to have or be replaced is being cut back on.
But it still sounds like you think there's money here, or is this along the lines of "create a name and a course, send out a few thousand emails, if anyone bites then its money in the bank"?