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Pricing and sales strategies
- PANTHEON.IO Sales Strategies 1
- Pantheon.io 2 Agenda Sales Strategies ● Pantheon Background ● What We’ve Learned about Agencies ● Sales Basics: What is a sale? ✓ Sales funnel ✓ Qualification ✓ Discovery ● Questions
- Pantheon.io 3 Pantheon Background Pantheon is a platform for developers and agencies - so we have a very unique position of working with thousands of small agency businesses
- Pantheon.io 4 What we’ve learned about agencies
- Pantheon.io 5 Agenda
- Pantheon.io 6 Agenda
- Pantheon.io 7 Sales Background
- Pantheon.io 8 Sales Background
- Pantheon.io 9 Sales Background
- Pantheon.io 10 Sales Basics: Sales funnel ● Leads ● Qualified Leads ● Proposals ● Growth goal ($$$)
- Pantheon.io 11 Sales Basics: What is a Sale? People spend $ on things they value
- Pantheon.io 12 Sales Basics: What is a Sale? People spend $ on things they value Truth about value ● People value different things ● Your agency provides value
- Pantheon.io 13 Sales Basics: What is a Sale? People spend $ on things they value Truth about value ● People value different things ● Your agency provides value Focus on Value instead of price
- Pantheon.io 14 Sales Basics: Qualification Qualification B udget A uthority N eed/want T imeline focus on what a client values, not what they want to pay
- Pantheon.io 15 Sales Basics: Qualification The worst thing isn’t failing, it’s taking a long time to fail. Get me to no fast or yes in your own time....
- Pantheon.io 16 Sales Basics: Value Based Discovery Main points: 1. Understand their current pain points - And connect to what the negative consequences have been for their business 2. Have them describe the future state - And connect them to positive business outcomes 3. While you are doing this, pull out requirements for their solution.
- Pantheon.io 17 Sales Basics: Value Based Discovery Value Based Discovery Some basic rules: ● Ask open ended questions ● Listen 75% of the time. Talk 25% ● Resist talking about your value until you have enough information to match your value to what they are looking for
- Pantheon.io 18 Open Discussion: Pricing Strategies, Tire Kickers Pricing Strategies: ● PM hours ● The $0 invoice ● Trim the fat
- Pantheon.io 19 Takeaways ✓ Sales funnel: reverse waterfall ✓ Only pay attention to qualified Opps: (The worst thing isn’t failing, it’s taking a long time to fail) ✓ Focus on value, not price ✓ Be a businessman and a business, man: -know your value
- Pantheon.io 20 Further Reading/Listening *MJHoffman - https://twitter.com/mjhoffman *You Can't Teach a Kid to Ride a Bike at a Seminar Book by David H Sandler and John Hayes *The Challenger Sale: Taking Control of the Customer Conversation - Book by Brent Adamson and Matthew Dixon *Sales Roundup - http://salesroundup.com *Impro - Keith Johnstone
- Pantheon.io 21 Questions Twitter: Me: @thebensr Pantheon: @getpantheon Email: ben.rosales@getpantheon.com
Notas do Editor
- This presentation will cover: I’ll do a brief intro of myself & my professional experiences and how it culminated in this presentation here today talk about how to articulate unique differentiation and focus on your value instead of price. How to help customers define clear business objectives, so you can enable their success. The importance of Qualification & Discovery and how to conduct it. How and when to say no to new prospects (not really pricing) Georgina next with ideas for recurring revenue
- My role my job is to identify key strategic partners as well as qualify enterprise deals and move them through the sales funnel. I get to a pretty unique juxtaposition of our professional team of about 100 people compared to the challenges faced by small agency businesses. Primarily, I see disparities between growth goals and the actual sales process and historical conversion rates. Being goal-oriented isn’t enough, also have to be introspective and realistic of your value and be able to tie that value to buyer’s needs
- one thing i’ve learned about agencies point: know your position, know your value. being coherent and realistic and self-aware of those things will help you orient towards success towards those things which will make you better apt to qualify/disqualify potential clients do that. only that.
- speaking to freelancers and lean, nimble agencies who want to be high velocity to do so, you have to be both a businessman and a business, man you have to both meticulously measure success rates and intimately know your value to clients why do people choose you? why do they come back? what do they tell their friends? this will lead to more sanity and dollars
- to do so, you have to be both a businessman and a business, man you have to both meticulously measure success rates and intimately know your value to clients why do people choose you? why do they come back? what do they tell their friends? Steven said know your customer and product/service this will lead to more sanity and dollars NOTE: speaking to freelancers and lean, nimble agencies who want to be high velocity not just for small agencies, but best practices in sales that make organizations of all size successful when I think of a typical, self-proclaimed businessman, i actually really hate that person. that person sucks
- are annoying, intrusive, obtuse, and aggressive interrupt my day -”hi this is salesBro calling from ABC..” *click* get out of my face
- don’t listen archetypal you got $7k for a car? here’s a $35k car -2005 McChevy get out of my face
- cocky “all you have to do is be like me!” get out of my face -self-proclaimed ‘great salespeople’ often suck as people. this isn’t about being a certain personality -you can make money and still keep your soul -don’t be a car salesman or cold caller, but bring something to the table that people value -sales is all about taking on projects which are good fit for your org and deal with customers who value your services
- How much money do you want to make this year? Going to make an obvious statement
- I am going to make really obvious statement. People spend money on things that they value.
- I’m sure you’ve been in sales engagements where client just wants the cheapest possible price -feels like a race to the bottom -let’s think about value on the opposite end of the spectrum -if you need brain surgery, are you shopping on groupon to find the cheapest possible surgeon? POINT: sales more productive process when asking questions about what a client values rather than talking price
- I’m sure you’ve been in sales engagements where client just wants the cheapest possible price -feels like a race to the bottom -let’s think about value on the opposite end of the spectrum -if you need brain surgery, are you shopping on groupon to find the cheapest possible surgeon? POINT: sales more productive process when asking questions about what a client values rather than talking price
- -Not hiding the ball on price, then move on to the value. -(“the last three deals I did were $X, $Y, and $Z”) don’t make the whole sales process about them figuring out cost fake anecdote about long sales process that culminates with the secret price (after months) disqualifying is just as important as qualifying -honestly, BANT isn’t enough because people lie about budget, bring up GPCT
- disqualifying is just as important as qualifying -anecdote of long sales process: talked to marketing, to design, to the intern. -”qualification” is the sales term, but it’s just about natural, logical fit. -is there something that they want and i have? an itch i can scratch?
- NOTE: not a lengthy, paid sales discovery process. This is a single meeting, for me an hour-long. solution mapping must uncover: 1. pain (what happens if nothing?) 2. where do you want to go 3. what’s required to get you there again: NOT about price, but will I enable their success?
- “my agency does ABC” I revolutionized A B can solve anything C is wayyyy better than D! Walk through Open Ended question start words “who, what, when, where, why, how”
- “my agency does ABC” I revolutionized A B can solve anything C is wayyyy better than D! Walk through Open Ended question start words “who, what, when, where, why, how”
- don’t focus on price: are you a commodity or are you a value?
- “my agency does ABC” I revolutionized A B can solve anything C is wayyyy better than D! Walk through Open Ended question start words “who, what, when, where, why, how”