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Wednesday 21 May 2014
Tuesday 20 May 2014
Tip for Checklist to Achieve B2B Sales Calling Process to Improve Sales ROI
May 20, 2014 prabhakardalvi
Pre-Call Checklist
- What is the objective of my call and who is the correct point of contact with whom I need to speak to in the prospects company?
- Try to make a profile of the prospect – both in terms of the organization and contact person. This will help you to have an idea of who and what the prospect is and what authority he/she holds
- Get as much information as possible on the current processes/situation related to your offering
- Who all are the key decision maker(s) in the company? If there are many; who has the major power in the company?
- What potentially hindrances exist that can derail the sale?
- Which juncture am I at in the sales life cycle? Suspecting, Prospecting, Solution Proposal or Negotiation, etc. Knowing this will help to frame your discussions
- How will I initiate the call with the prospect?
- What information do I have and what is missing which I need to discover about the prospect?
- What sort of doubts could emerge out on the call and how will I handle them?
- What will be my fallback position?
Post-call checklist
- Here are a few scenarios to think of when analyzing your prospect sales interaction:
- Did I achieve my set goal?
- Was there anything which went unfavorable during the call?
- What additional prospect/business information I have collected?
- Was I able to find out their business processes? For example, we need to understand a number of things about our prospects - Current Demand/Lead Generation Process which includes Data Sources (In-house, Standard Data, Custom Data, etc.), Campaign Channels, Current Sales Strength, Sales Model, Target Audience, etc. This would help our team to sale better!
- Did I discover their current challenges & their business objectives of looking at a solution
- Do I have any indication that this is still a probable sales opportunity?
- Did I put appropriate qualifiers – BANT, MEDDIC Qualification, etc. based on our sales process
- Was I able to take the sale to the next stage of our typical sales cycle
- What should be my next steps to move the sales opportunity ahead?
- What are the action items from the call? What types of timelines and who is accountable? Do I need support from other teams like Marketing or Operations? When is my next interaction with the prospect?
- What will be the next objective of my call?
- What is the best-fit scenario after he final analysis – is the opportunity worth pursuing
Monday 19 May 2014
How Tackle Competitor with Marketing Plans - Some Market Buddy
May 19, 2014 prabhakardalvi
Customers are Ignoring You (Photo credit: ronploof) |
- Who Are You Writing For?
- What is Your Customer Avatar?
- How Can You Make Your Customers Lives Easier by Solving a Common Problem They Face?
- How Do You Keep Your Audience Engaged?
- Are You Providing a Call to Action for Readers? Will They Feel Compelled to Get in Touch?
- SEW -
- What aspects of your customers' experience cause annoyance and what one change could eliminate that point of irritation? Example: Starbucks addressed public pressure to reduce trash by rolling out $1 reusable plastic cups, along with the incentive of a 10 percent discount each time the cups get used.
- What attributes or values make customers choose your business over others and what one change could deepen or reward their commitment?Example: Nearly a million small businesses have started using Square card readers, enabling them to complete purchases on the spot while also responding to customers' preference for a charge payment option.
Thursday 8 May 2014
Importance of brand building-inspired digital marketing
May 08, 2014 prabhakardalvi
In an era where news travels fast; a brand's online presence has a growing influence on how companies are perceived by their target audiences. As the adage goes: "Manage your brand, or someone else will manage it for you." This has never been truer, with consumers now exposed to not only what the company is saying about itself, but most importantly what the consumer's friends, families, peers and media are saying, as well.
"But it is key to remember the importance of brand identity flowing across all media, ensuring alignment and consistency across all touch points - both off- and online," says Muller. From a unique and iconic logo that resonates with your target audience to the role packaging can play in a brand's identity - one has to ensure that whatever you embark on in the world of online needs to be consistent with all offline activities as well.
But there is no disputing that the world of digital marketing is a powerful medium. "It is vital for digital marketing to be a key component of any marketing strategy," adds Muller. "Online communication is taking over, with companies who are investing in it yielding not only the opportunity for greater connection with their existing market, but in addition, opening the door to exposure within new markets and an increased return on marketing investment and spend," he concludes.
Tuesday 6 May 2014
The Most Important Component of B2B SEO is Content
May 06, 2014 prabhakardalvi
Social Signals and Their Impact on Link Building - Brickmarketing
May 06, 2014 prabhakardalvi
Monday 28 April 2014
Solid Advice On Building A Great Marketing With Email List - Online
April 28, 2014 prabhakardalvi