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Provocative selling imc-2
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Provocative Selling to
Make Your Competition Irrelevant Presented by: Daniel Feiman, MBA, CMC® © 2009 Build It Backwards Provocative Selling to Make Your Competition Irrelevant IMC All international rights reserved Page 1 www.BuildItBackwards.com
2.
Traditional approach to
selling • Features • Advantages • Benefits B fit • Sandler, Professional Selling Skills, etc. • Simply do not address the 2 critical concerns – For our customers, "With no budget how am I going to fix what is keeping me up at night?“ and – O own concerns of “how am I going to make the sale”? Our f “h i t k th l ”? © 2009 Build It Backwards Provocative Selling to Make Your Competition Irrelevant IMC All international rights reserved Page 2 www.BuildItBackwards.com
3.
Provocative selling • What
is it? • Why do we need it? • H How d we l do learn t B P to Be Provocative? ti ? Adapted from the March, 2009 Harvard Business Review article titles, “In a Downturn, Provoke Your Customers” © 2009 Build It Backwards Provocative Selling to Make Your Competition Irrelevant IMC All international rights reserved Page 3 www.BuildItBackwards.com
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What is it? •
Provocative selling is not the conventional consultative or solution-selling approach. • Provocative selling helps – customers recognize that they have an – urgent need that must be met to address – a specific problem, so that they can – maintain their competitive edge. • In other words this is that “thing” they should they be worried words, thing about © 2009 Build It Backwards Provocative Selling to Make Your Competition Irrelevant IMC All international rights reserved Page 4 www.BuildItBackwards.com
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Provocation-based selling works
best when: • th customer’s problem i either unacknowledged or poorly the t ’ bl is ith k l d d l understood, • the budget doesn’t exist for it, or doesn t • the customer’s main question is “How can we change our approach to this problem, because so far we haven’t deal with it very effectively?” ith ff ti l ?” © 2009 Build It Backwards Provocative Selling to Make Your Competition Irrelevant IMC All international rights reserved Page 5 www.BuildItBackwards.com
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Case study #1 Situation:
A start up niche consumer products firm had a product line with excellent potential, however, they did not know how to capitalize on all of their highly competitive distribution h di t ib ti channels, h d li it d capital & an i l had limited it l impatient ti t investor. Provocation: we challenged them to 1) roll out the product lines in phases to allow for smaller capital investments at each stage and 2) penetrate one distribution channel at a time. Results: We helped them develop & implement the strategic plan that lead to their very successful launch of the product line. line They now enjoy national distribution and an excellent excellent, sustainable reputation. © 2009 Build It Backwards Provocative Selling to Make Your Competition Irrelevant IMC All international rights reserved Page 6 www.BuildItBackwards.com
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Why do we
need it? • Th traditional selling approach i not working, either The t diti l lli h is t ki ith because: – Current economic challenge – Constrained budgets – Too many “me too” competitors • This approach is a real “game changer”; like finding oil in game changer ; your backyard with the mineral rights attached in your name! © 2009 Build It Backwards Provocative Selling to Make Your Competition Irrelevant IMC All international rights reserved Page 7 www.BuildItBackwards.com
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How do we
learn to Be Provocative? To begin a provocation-based sale, you must do four things, and do them well: 1. 1 Identify a problem or critical issue that will really resonate with a senior executive in the target organization; 2. Develop a provocative point of view about that problem 3. Present the provocation to a decision maker who can take the required action 4. Provide th solution th t th can b li 4 P id the l ti that they believe & i l implement th t t that will finally work © 2009 Build It Backwards Provocative Selling to Make Your Competition Irrelevant IMC All international rights reserved Page 8 www.BuildItBackwards.com
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Identify a problem
or critical issue that will really resonate with a senior executive in the target organization • The key is to find that one issue that matters so much that even in a downturn the money will be found to fix it. Any issue you consider must answer these four questions: 1. Does it keep the CEO up at night? 2. Is it being ignored, neglected, or ineffectively addressed by existing processes, systems processes systems, or services? 3. Are you a credible source of advice on the issue? 4. Can you provide the right solution? © 2009 Build It Backwards Provocative Selling to Make Your Competition Irrelevant IMC All international rights reserved Page 9 www.BuildItBackwards.com
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Develop a provocative
point of view about that problem • Make your case by showing the customer why they need to implement y p your p product/service to maintain/gain market g share. • You may want to use the scientific approach of: – If then else If, then, – If you do this then the result will be _____, or else you will lose _____ Must’s: M t’ • Do your research • Know the market • Know the industry • Know the customer © 2009 Build It Backwards Provocative Selling to Make Your Competition Irrelevant IMC All international rights reserved Page 10 www.BuildItBackwards.com
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Case study #2 Situation:
A machine shop was running a 12-month supply of parts every time they received an order from its largest customer. This dilemma forced the company to produce the maximum quantity possible with each run and thus significantly increased costs, built up inventory unnecessarily, and tied up cash for long periods. They were afraid of losing their customer if they didn’t perform. Provocation: We showed them what was “best practice” within their own industry and how process improvement could reduce their set up times, cut their inventory, free up cash & generate a positive ROI in practice. Results: Within three weeks of implementation, the company was able to regularly reduce set up times from more than12 hours to less than three hours, thus allowing for substantially shorter runs. This significantly reduced inventory levels, which in turn freed up $500,000 in cash. A 1000% return on our service! % © 2009 Build It Backwards Provocative Selling to Make Your Competition Irrelevant IMC All international rights reserved Page 11 www.BuildItBackwards.com
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Present the provocation
to a decision maker who can take the required action • Th goal i t di t b th executive’s equilibrium—and make The l is to disturb the ti ’ ilib i d k the status quo unacceptable—without putting them on the defensive. • Have a proposed solution that you can demonstrate will work • Frequently breaking the solution into phases will make it more palatable t th fi – b th fi l t bl to the firm both financial & psychologically i l h l i ll © 2009 Build It Backwards Provocative Selling to Make Your Competition Irrelevant IMC All international rights reserved Page 12 www.BuildItBackwards.com
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If you have
only one shot at getting this done: a. State your provocation. 1. Begin the meeting by raising a critical issue that the target company is, or should be, under pressure to resolve. 2. Be original in the presentation. You cannot afford to play it safe here. 3. Be clear and passionate about your message. b. b Capture reaction to the provocation. C t ti t th ti 1. If the reaction is positive, move on. 2. If the reaction is negative, explore it for clear understanding; find common ground. 3. If there is no reaction, retreat; it is not working c. Discuss war stories. 1. Describe the experiences of similar companies that either have faced or are facing the same problem. 2. Demonstrate that you are knowledgeable about this issue 3. Make the executive feel safe in acknowledging that the problem exists in their organization. 4. Provide a new clear solution that will work d. Offer to conduct a short diagnostic study. 1. If interest continues, request that the executive sponsor a study that will allow you to dig into the company’s challenges more deeply, 2. Deliver an analysis, and 3. Propose a solution. © 2009 Build It Backwards Provocative Selling to Make Your Competition Irrelevant IMC All international rights reserved Page 13 www.BuildItBackwards.com
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Case study #3 Situation:
The Controller of a mid-sized insurance brokerage firm was spending too much time each month creating tedious, repetitive reports in Excel®. They didn’t have the budget for an ERP system nor the time to install it & receive the required training & they were falling further behind each month.th Provocation: we told them their approach was wrong! We built them a test model that we guaranteed would be easier & faster. They loved it & asked what else it could do. When we demonstrated the additional capabilities that they could benefit from the project grew. Results: The model we eventually completed for them help increase efficiency and productivity to such a degree that the Controller’s has been able to delegate almost 85% of the task to a lower level assistant and now can concentrate on his real responsibilities. Between the reduced time to input data and the improved accuracy of the reports, the brokerage will save more than $80,000 th $80 000 annually and is thrilled at their competitive advantage. ll d i th ill d t th i titi d t © 2009 Build It Backwards Provocative Selling to Make Your Competition Irrelevant IMC All international rights reserved Page 14 www.BuildItBackwards.com
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Contrasting Solution Selling
to Provocative Selling Solution Selling Provocative Selling 1. Competing within current budget Compels unique funding 2. Supports current points of view Challenges current points of view 3. Acknowledges pain Addresses unacknowledged pain 4. Tactical approach Strategic approach 5. Goes from technical issues to business model Goes from business model to technical issues 6. Begins with business line discussion Begins with executive level discussion 7. 7 Asks questions to identify needs Uses scientific hypothesis to provoke a response 8. Responds to client identified issues Challenging discussion to bring out issues © 2009 Build It Backwards Provocative Selling to Make Your Competition Irrelevant IMC All international rights reserved Page 15 www.BuildItBackwards.com
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In conclusion To begin
a provocation-based sale, you must do four things, and do them well: 1. 1 Identify a problem or critical issue that will really resonate with a line executive in the target organization; 2. Develop a provocative point of view about that problem 3. Present the provocation to a decision maker who can take the required action along with your best 4. Provide th solution th t th can b li 4 P id the l ti that they believe & i l implement th t t that will finally solve their problem © 2009 Build It Backwards Provocative Selling to Make Your Competition Irrelevant IMC All international rights reserved Page 16 www.BuildItBackwards.com
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Contacting us:
Daniel S. Feiman, MBA, CMC® Managing Director B ild It Backwards(TM) Build B k d Success by Choice; Not Chance(SM) Office: 310.540.6717 Cell: 818.522.2892 Consulting & Training in: g g Strategic Planning * Financial Modeling * Process Improvement dsfeiman@BuildItBackwards.com www.BuildItBackwards.com http://www.linkedin.com/in/danielfeimanbuilditbackwards © 2009 Build It Backwards Provocative Selling to Make Your Competition Irrelevant IMC All international rights reserved Page 17 www.BuildItBackwards.com
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