Developing by SalesQualia, The Sales Model Canvas provides a complete view of the sales process for enterprise sales opportunities. By utilizing the Sales Model Canvas, individual salespeople and teams quickly identify key risks and information gaps in their sales process with a specific sales oppor...
Developing by SalesQualia, The Sales Model Canvas provides a complete view of the sales process for enterprise sales opportunities. By utilizing the Sales Model Canvas, individual salespeople and teams quickly identify key risks and information gaps in their sales process with a specific sales opportunity.
By focusing on Customer Needs as the central point of each sales opportunity, following the Sales Model Canvas enables sales professionals consider strengths and gaps in their prospect relationships.
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Size: 7.27 MB
Language: en
Added: Feb 12, 2014
Slides: 13 pages
Slide Content
Value Statements | Buyers & Buyer Types Customer Needs Stages of the Sale Key Metrics
& Milestones
Objections, Competitors, Sales Map
& the Status Quo
Implementation / Support Work Agreement / Economics
A Value Statement is not a Product Statement.
It is not about what your product does.
This is about what customer needs your solution fills.
Specific to each buyer type.
What quantifiable benefit does your
solution provide for each
Buyer Type?
ie. Our CRM improves sales perfor
mance by increasing close rates
by 35%.
Define the specific Value Statements
to address each of the Buyer Types.
andhow your solution delivers on
one or more of the primary
business drivers.
Product Champions
Economic Buyers
Technical Buyers
Needs Analysis is the basis for the sales process - this act alone places you in the problem from the clients perspective and
point of view.
Is never about your product, your technology. or the code you used. It’s about solving client needs.
Performing Needs Analysis
How does your sales process ad-
dress your Customer's needs after
acknowledging Stages of the Sale,
identifying Key Milestones, and
developing your Sales Map?
How will you approach each Buyer
as part of your Sales Plan?
How will you identify and address
Competitors and Inertia while
‘executing your sales plan?
How will you structure an
Implementation Plan after
evaluating the People and Process
in your Sales Plan?
Now that you have a clear picture
of Customer Needs, Buyers, and
Implementation, how does the work
agreement capture the economics of
your relationship?
Does the client require NDA,
Master Services Agreement (MSAI?
How many seats are required?
How will you deal with shared
licenses? Audits?
What are the normal billing cycles -
annual, quarterly, monthly?
Where does your offered price sit
relative to list price? Are you
offering a significant discount to the
client?
How will you recover discounted
=
prices at time of renewal?
Customer Needs - Part IV
Needs Analysis is the basis for the sales process - this act alone places you in the problem from the clients perspective and
point of view,
Is never about your product, your technology. or the code you used. It’s about solving client needs.
Performing Needs Analysis
Does your service, process,
implementation, and economics
address the Customer's Needs?
How are the Customer Needs
changing? How will they change
next month?