Revolution Fnac
The challenge
FNAC sought to increase the sale of value-added services, in a highly competitive environment, with the aim of improving margins.
How we did it
To achieve this, FNAC set out to transform its point of contact with customers, focusing on improving the shopping experience and integrating services as a fundamental pillar of its offer.
We focused on the region with the highest sales volume, the northeast, involving all the people in the shops in the process, who were the real protagonists.
In person, we designed the necessary strategies to implement them on a day-to-day basis with the team.
We implemented these strategies through regular sessions, both online and face-to-face, using the Expansion Circle method: we analysed the best practices in the sale of services in order to extract lessons learned and replicate their success. An approach based on trial and error.
Throughout the process, we highlight FNAC’s unique DNA, reinforcing the values that already set them apart and enhancing their team spirit.
The impact
A more cohesive team aligned with the objectives of selling value-added services, generating more value for customers compared to online shopping. The project ended up being called the ‘FNAC Revolution’: a service offering that adds differential value to the shopping experience and substantially increases margins.
Success stories of Madavi
Find out how our solutions have generated extraordinary results.
SONAE
To bring an innovative approach that is scalable for the group’s 361 shops and 25,000 employees. SONAE MC wanted to transform its culture and customer relations, with the aim of increasing sales, improving employee and customer satisfaction.
Eroski – Differential treatment
The challenge was to become the best chain in customer satisfaction. We rephrased it as ‘to be the best chain in customer and employee experience’, as the former is impossible without the latter.
In just six months, customer satisfaction in the pilot shops (300 employees) went from 68% to 83%. These metrics led to the project being scaled up to 28,000 employees.
Artiem
Define and implement an employee experience that enhances Artiem’s ”Fresh” culture, making it tangible in every interaction, both among its collaborators and with customers, and aligned with its vision of Fresh People, Fresh Profit, Fresh Planet.
Pepsico
The objective was to optimise the new channel strategy as much as possible, based on five ‘Must Win Battles’. Pepsico achieved 4 DTS (Direct to Store) market share points.
This success was achieved because of the hundreds of people who influence channel management with very diverse and closely interconnected roles: from the CEO to the delivery drivers.
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