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“What Did They Buy It For?”

Partners in Excellence

I called them to congratulate them on their success, asking, “What did they buy it for?” ” But they didn’t answer the question I was asking, so I asked again,”That’s great, I’m really delighted we closed that deal, but what did they buy it for?

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Dear SaaStr: What Was Your #1 Hack to Increase Trial Conversions to Paid?

SaaStr

Dear SaaStr: What Was Your #1 Hack to Increase Trial Conversions to Paid? The quickest hack I did was answer all calls and chats immediately. So when a prospect does, that often means they want to buy. Staff it up today with a new phone number and even an outsourced service to start, and see what happens. Answer the Chat.

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The Growth Opportunities Are Stunning, Why Aren’t We Capturing Them?

Partners in Excellence

Summarized, at any point in time, as we look at B2B companies (To help us understand it, let’s imagine the total market size is 1000 companies): At any point in time, 3-4% of companies in an industry are actively engaged in a buying effort. That’s roughly 40 companies actively engaged in buying. That’s 500 companies.

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Discount Dilemmas: How to Stand Firm on Your Fee

SalesProInsider

Have you ever tried to buy something with a verbal promise? Yet, that’s what can happen when discussing fees for service with prospective clients. What if I bring you more clients, could I get 10 bps off for each new client I bring you? What if I bring you more clients, could I get 10 bps off for each new client I bring you?

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First You Create Value

Iannarino

Focusing on the conversations that your clients find most valuable for their goals is the key to creating a preference to buy from you. When your client engages with you, it is because they are trying to improve their results , not because they want to buy your solution. But they’re not the only threat out there. Too Little Value.

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Price, Cost, Value Propositions, Value Realization, Value Creation……

Partners in Excellence

“Value” is a critical concept in everything we do, but particularly when we are engaging customers, hoping to present a solution they will buy. But the customer incurs more “cost,” than just what they pay for our product. Most of the time, we and our customers think of value in terms of the price/cost.

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Is The “Buyer Journey” Even A Thing Anymore?

Partners in Excellence

Ever since I started selling–you know back in the old days when phones were still attached to cords–I’ve been taught, “Buyers have a structured buying process.” ” I’d see all sorts of block diagrams, showing how the buying process always, coincidentally, aligned with the customer buying process.

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