Marketing and Sales strategies for Startups
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For B2C and B2B companies. This pairs up the Marketing and Sales strategy. It covers both eCommerce and sales teams sales strategies, and the marketing needed for that sales strategy.
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Marketing and Sales strategies for Startups
- 1. Marketing & Sales for B2B & B2C Startups" " for Early Stage Start-ups! by Bryan Starbuck CEO of . CEO at , before acquisition 1
- 2. Sales & Marketing With Sales Teams (B2B) 2
- 3. Is Phone Sales Strategy for Me? NO If each sale is less than $8k to $15k Yes If $15k+ in each sale 3
- 4. High Growth from Phone Sales 2008 Revenues from Phone Sales Strategy companies… $168 million $215 million $163 million $295 million $152 million $87 million $1 billion $178 million 4
- 5. Sales Strategies Sales eCommerce Phone Channel Strategy Sales Sales • No Sales People • Lower Risk • No Sales People (no capital) Marketing (no capital) • Higher Prices • Sales is • Faster to scale Outsourced Pros Sales • Most benefits from • Able to Create Phone Sales Demand • Higher Risk • Capital needed for • Often not an Marketing Sales Team option Cons • Lower Prices • Time needed for • Risk that Channel • Can’t Scale as Sales Efficiency won’t perform Easily 5
- 6. B2C vs Small vs Mid-Market vs Enterprise Consumers B2B B2B B2B B2C Small Mid-Market Enterprise Companies 0 to 1,000 1,000 to 20,000 20,000+ Employees Employees Employees eCommerce Phone Sales 6
- 7. Phone Sales -- Lead Marketing Number of Leads Lead Cost-Per- Marketing Lead Lead Quality 7
- 8. Marketing for Phone Sales Dave McClure’s eCommerce If you are Marketing Model closing sales at the “Prove it” Alpha stage: Get Leads from Linked-In It is perfect for your early scrappy stage 8
- 9. Must Read Books The Perfect Spin Selling SalesForce by Derek Gatehouse by Neil Rackham 9
- 10. Buy-Offs needed to Close Understand Participants Financial User Buyer • Map out Demographics Buyer • Tactics to unblock each • Showing ROI often required • Don’t interview “friends” to find blocking issues Technical Final Decision Buyer Maker 10
- 11. Closing the Sale • CLOSE when they RECOGNIZE value • Know when progress isn’t happening • Handle Budgets & Finalizing details 11
- 12. NO Sales Teams B2C & B2B 12
- 13. Dave McClure marketing Model 13
- 14. Your Positioning and Uniqueness Old School New School HIGH COST Manual Solution High Cost Market Leader Is Your Startup here or here LOW COST Market Leader Low Cost 14
- 15. Hotmail.com GROWTH HACKIN G TO: JimFriend@aol.com From: Me@aol.com Sent by hotmail.com 15
- 16. AirBnB GROWTH HACKIN Customer G Post to AirBnB Post to CraigsList 16
- 17. Digg GROWTH HACKIN G Many Websites Digg.com 17
- 18. “INBOUND” OR SEOMOZ STY LE “X Problem” can be solved better our unique uniquely by “Y Solution” which we rock at Blogging Facebook Articles 18
- 19. The END 19