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    VALUE BASED SALES*

    Basic Principles

    Rick Struzynski

    *Adapted from a company internal training presentationCopyright 2010 Rick Struzynski

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    Common understandings/definitions

    Value Proposition

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    What are we oin to et out of this?

    We are NOT going to become perfect sales peoplefrom this presentation

    e are go ng o ge a e er un ers an ng owho our customers are

    We are also going to get a better understandingof what value is and how to quantify it

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    Consultative Sales SPIN Sales (situation, problem, implication, need-payoff)

    Solution Selling

    Investigative Sales It is really just about asking the right questions

    and quantifying intangibles

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    How many automobiles has Hertz bought?

    0 Yes, its a trick question, but an important

    understandin !

    Companies dont make purchases, people do

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    They each have unique needs Some ma be obvious others not

    Until we understand the real drivers, we are

    ust la in a ame of chance Assume your competition is meeting the stated

    scope.

    Have you ever lost a bid even though you were thelowest price? Playing the price war is a losing

    ro osition

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    In the sales process value is most clearly andmeasurabl defined as that which the customerwill take action to obtain or keep

    Michael J. Webb, Sales and Marketing the Six Sigma Way

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    How did I go from this to this?

    And why you would be if you were

    e eep sa esperson

    Because you never took the time to find out what my real drivers were.,

    previous Jeep owner. In reality, you never had a chance because my wife

    hated the look of the Wrangler and her opinion far outweighed my desirefor the Jeep.

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    1) Problem Recognition 2) Information Search

    3) Evaluation of Alternatives*

    4) Purchase Decision 5) Purchase

    6) Post Purchase Evaluation

    *This is the RFQ stage, if you are just finding out aboutthe o ortunit at this sta e ou are alread late!

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    1 Problem Reco nition

    Cost reduction Process improvement

    New market

    Etc

    Web

    Tradeshow

    Sales Rep Etc

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    3 Evaluation of Alternatives

    References Site Tours

    Quotes (includes a quality value proposition)

    Who best meets the states and unstated criteria

    How much value is placed in the intangibles

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    5 Purchase

    Ts & Cs Delivery

    6) Post Purchase Evaluation Product/Technology performance

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    Do all products or services have a value proposition? Is it one size fits all?

    Yes & No!

    Yes, all goods & services must provide value to existin the marketplace

    No, generally speaking, there is no single

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    Value Proposition is: a clear statement of the tangible results a customer

    gets from using your products or services

    Selling to Big Companies,Jill Konrath

    As a customers ave i erent nee s, t issuggests that a value proposition (to be truly

    buyer.

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    This is where investigative sales comes in

    Must have a good relationship

    Fill in the non-RFQ blanks

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    What are the ke issues facin the business

    SWOT analysis, background research, informationgathering, etc

    What is the impact of those issues

    How can we help What products or services appear to be appropriate

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    This is not about features, but about direct answersto the identified problems

    Prove it! Cite examples

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    sentence statement that clearly addresses whatyou know to be the critical decision criteria andhow your solution answers those needs.

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    And why do people use it? Value based ricin attem ts to uantif

    everything we just discussed

    Works with utilit function As this is a complex subject, what follows are

    just two examples of value based pricing found

    in the marketplace.

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    $380,000

    $3,990

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    .

    Same water in Airport

    0.033 cents / ml

    Bottled drinking water

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    0.238 cents / ml

    21 cents ml

    98% distilled water

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    likely have hidden needs It is our ob to brin value to each sta e

    helping customers move through the buying

    process A value proposition answers customer specific

    needs

    Value based pricing is a useful negotiation tool

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    Rick Struzynski

    847.648.6018

    rstruz nski@ mail.com