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The Disappearing Sales Process and the Impact on Marketing

gyro:

Scott Gillum, Channel Practice Leader

HOW WE USED TO SELL

The 80’s – CALLS & CLOSES

# of Calls # Leads$ Wins

“Work the

Numbers”

“Make it Sizzle”

The 90’s – PROCESS & PRODUCTS

“Know the Process…Work the Process”

2000’s – INTEGRATION & INSIGHT

“It’s the Pipeline stupid”

Impressions

Solicits

Responders

Leads

Wins12,454

40,536

55,858

2,203,580

35,994,704CALA APACEMEANAR

323

4,508

65,630

138,273

36,809,920

1,278

21,099

135,659

411,587

2,518,137

4,150

10,772

96,176

5,297,874

26,695,508

31%

73%

3%

6%

7%

7%

48%

0.4%

6%

16%

33%

16%

39%

11%

2%

20%

IT’S ABOUT THE PIPELINE

Imp

ressio

ns

Solicit

s

Reg

istr

an

ts

01

Pre

-Qualifi

ed

Le

ad

s

02

Qu

alifi

ed

Lead

s

03

Pro

pose

d

04

Pre

-Contr

act

05

Agre

em

ent

to

Purc

hase

Marketing Funnel

Sales FunnelContract Negotiation Closing the Deal

Sales Activities

Sales ProspectingTactical Campaigns

2

Lead QualificationOpportunity ManagementCross- and Up-sellSolution CustomizationCompetitive Positioning

3

4

• Offers and Promotions• Competitive Intelligence• Closing Events• Executive Briefings

• Qualification Tools• Customer References• Case Studies• Sales Collateral• RFP Support

Marketing ActivitiesAwareness Programs toCondition MarketAR, PR, Ads, Web, Trade Events

DG Programs to Expand Funnel

• Corporate Programs

• Local Programs• Response

Nurturing• Tele-qualification

Sales Enablement toSpeed Qualification

1 2 3 4 Closing Programs to Enhance Conversion & Close

Marketing Involvement

Sales Involvement

SALES ALIGNED MARKETING

WE WERE IN CONTROL

Web 1.0Corporate Websites

E-Marketing

E-Commerce E-Newsletters

Webcast

Podcast

OnDemand

Communities

Web 1.0

Portals

Extranet

Cracks Begin to Show Xerox

Non-Xerox

Ch

an

nel P

refe

ren

ce

Agent

Internet

Other

Warehouse Club

Direct

Contract Stationer

Key:

1998

Purchase Channel

2001

78%

4%

10%

3%5%

48%

10%

14%

10%

8%

10%

75%

8%

2%

9%

6%

33%

17%4%

10%

30%

6%

Customers are Shifting % Customers Utilizing Source for Vendor/Product Information in Past Year

Advertising

Medical Journals / Articles

In-Person Events

Traditional Direct Marketing

Electronic Marketing

Web Sites

TR

AD

ITIO

NA

LD

IGIT

AL

Sales Rep/Team

0% 20% 60%

Online Events

40%

2002 2005

0% 20% 60%40%

67%

63%

58%

57%

13%

31%

18%

13%

63%

44%

41%

40%

9%

47%

30%

28%

Some Things Reps Just Can’t Do

First Choice Second Choice

% Top-Two Consideration Factors)

48% 47% 45% 42% 15%

The relationship with the rep will not get you into the consideration set.

Serv

ice

Price

Produ

cts

Brand

Sale

s Te

am

0%

20%

40%

60%

0.210.15

0.350.24

0.04

27%32%

10%

18%

11%

CHANGE IS HAPPENING

Buyers Have Many Options, and They Use Them

Source: Buyersphere, Report 2012 The annual survey of changing B2B buyer behavior

Buyers Have Taken Control of the Process

Source: CEB MLC Customer Purchase Research Survey 2011

Customers are choosing to delay commercial conversation with suppliers 57%

Complete

Customer Due Diligence Begins

Customer First Serious Engagement

with Sales

Purchase

N=1500

“Work” is a State of Mind…Not a Place

The NEW Buyers Journey

Creating a Challenge for Marketers

Source: Forrester research 2012

BUYERS ARE IN CONTROL

...AND PERHAPS ALWAYS WERE

0H $#*! NOW WHAT?

#1 Web 1.0 is Still Powerful

Source: Buyersphere, Report 2012 The annual survey of changing B2B buyer behavior

Higher

Lower

AV

ER

AG

E U

SEFU

LLN

ESS O

F C

HA

NN

EL

Other Social Media

Word of Mouth

Web Searches

Online Communities

LinkedIn

Facebook

Twitter

OVERALL USE OF CHANNEL Higher

Usage and Usefulness of Channels

Other Social Media

#1 Web 1.0 is Still Powerful

Source: Buyersphere, Report 2012 The annual survey of changing B2B buyer behavior

Higher

Lower

AV

ER

AG

E IN

FLU

EN

CE O

F C

HA

NN

EL Offline events/

webinars

Supplier e-mails Supplier websites

Whitepapers +Videos/webinars/podcasts

Blogs

Direct mail

Press advertising

OVERALL USE OF CHANNEL Higher

Usage and Influence of Sources

Word of Mouth

Industry press

#2 Search is Essential

Source: CEB, McKinsey, Hubspot, MarketingSherpa

Traditional Process

New Process

Number of Brands Number of Brands

Awareness

Consideration

Decision

Purchase

Research

Awareness

Consideration

Decision

Purchase

Research

Small Business Owner Purchase Process

#2 Search is Essential

• #1 source of information

• 38% lower cost lead source (vs OB)

• 70% links clicked on are Organic

• 75% never go past the 1st page

Source: CEB, McKinsey, Hubspot, MarketingSherpa

#3 Relevancy is King

“When you meet with a vendor salesperson, how often are they prepared for the meeting with you in the following ways?”

Business Leaders

IT Leaders

Overall

Knowledgeable about their company and products 88% 88% 88%

Understands my issues and where they can help 34% 43% 38%

Can relate to my role and responsibilities in the organization

38% 29% 34%

Source: Forrester Research, IncBase: 166 North American enterprise business and IT decision-makersSource: Q1 2009 North American Buyer Expectations Of Sales Interactions Online Survey

#3 Relevancy is King

CIOs C-Level

Industry

InvestorsAnalysts

Board

Channels

PartnerSuppliers

Customers

Peers

Providers

Competitors

Experts

Providers

Competitors CIO

CEO

Lines of Business

IT Department

Influencers

Peers“Help me

make good decisions”

“Help my team be a

better partner”

“Help me enable the business”

“Help me align and deliver”

Source: gyro Purchase Path

#4 Know Who You Are

Corporate Character

“In other words, what an organization stands for is as important as what it sells.”

Source: IBM CMO Research 2012

#5 Gen Y Will Drive More Change

Up to 30

31-40

41-50

51-60

Older

USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA FOR INFORMATION OR ADVICE, BY AGE

CREATE AND PUBLISH OWN PROFESSIONAL CONTENT, BY AGE

Up to 30

31-40

41-50

51-60

Older14%

13%

23%

26%

49%

14%

16%

29%

40%

47%

Source: Buyersphere, Report 2012 The annual survey of changing B2B buyer behavior

“Technology Changes,Customers Follow,

Companies Catch up”

KEY TAKEAWAYS1.Buyers are in Control

It’s a Great Time to be a Marketer!

2.Get the Basics Right First

3.Be Relevant

THANKYOU

gyroScott Gillum

@sgillumscott.gillum@gyro.com

www.b2bknowledgesharing.comThe Disappearing Sales Process

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