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New Revenue Streams Fundamentals
How to add accessories, repair, insurance, prepaid, B2B, and services to your store without starting over.
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What this New Revenue Streams Fundamentals helps you do
The foundational guide to growing your wireless store beyond device sales — accessories, repair, insurance, prepaid, B2B, and services — with a simple way to pick the right streams for your shop.
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New Revenue Streams 101 FAQ's
What's the fastest revenue stream to start as a wireless dealer?
Accessories, almost always. You're already selling the device that needs a case and screen protector, margins run 35–60%, and there's no new licensing, tools, or training required — just staff who ask every customer, every time.
How many new revenue streams should I add at once?
Start with one or two, not all six. Each stream competes for floor space, staff attention, and training time. Give your chosen streams 90 days of real focus — signage, training, tracking — before considering a third.
Is repair worth it if I've never offered it before?
It can be, but it has real startup costs: tools, parts inventory, and technician training. Margins can run 50–70% on a straightforward screen job once you're past that startup cost, and it brings in foot traffic that wouldn't otherwise visit a wireless store.
What is an MVNO and why does it matter for prepaid?
An MVNO (mobile virtual network operator) sells wireless service on a major carrier's network without owning the towers. Brands built this way often serve budget-conscious or credit-challenged customers that postpaid carriers turn away — a segment many dealers aren't currently capturing.