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 Successful Selling in a Comatose Economy
                 19th April 2012
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Achieving the Optimum Price


                                Selling by Value
                                 Based Pricing



Copyright Margin2 2012
                                                   price at the moment of truth
Why is Pricing so important?




           Those companies that ‘achieved true excellence in their price execution
           capabilities . . . earned operating profits 24% higher than their industry peers’
                                                                         Hogan 2011


Copyright Margin2 2012
                                                                              price at the moment of truth
The moment of truth


 In every sale, the                                                                            The price you offer
   buyer makes a                                                                                     is therefore
mental or physical                                                                                fundamental to
 calculation of the
                          Value                                                     Price         your customers
value they will gain                                                                            value calculation,
   from making a                                                                                 it’s a moment of
      purchase                                                                                 truth where theory
                                                                                                becomes practice

                                      Every purchase is therefore a balance
                                    between the price offered and the value
                                  delivered, there is the constant risk of losing
                                      the sale or missing out on vital profit.




 Copyright Margin2 2012
                                                                                            price at the moment of truth
So, if its about ‘Value’, what does that mean?


         • Its judged in unquantifiable terms

         • It is judged from a range of perspectives

         • It is always placed in the context of today’s sale




Copyright Margin2 2012
                                                     price at the moment of truth
Equation for Customer Value


            Benefit
        - Effort
        -         Risk = Value                  Price




Copyright Margin2 2012
                                                    price at the moment of truth
Types of Customer Benefit

      Service Level                                                            +

              Economic            Functional          Intangible
             Commodities        Uniqueness &        Image, brand,
              with price        ability to meet         unique
             based appeal         consumer           experience
                                     needs

        +                                                Price Sensitivity
               ‘They are 10%      ‘They always      ‘I like doing business
                  cheaper’       deliver on time’          with them’



Copyright Margin2 2012
                                                               price at the moment of truth
Market Mapping – Price per Feature
             300



             250



             200
£ per Year




             150



             100



               50



                0
                    10                15                  20                        25         30                       35
                                                               Number of Features
                                           = Supplier A   = Supplier C       = Supplier E

             Copyright Margin2 2012
                                           = Supplier B   = Supplier D        = Supplier F
                                                                                             price at the moment of truth
How to Sell at the Right Price


               Volume        x   Price   =   Turnover


                                             -   Costs   =       Profit




                          Turnover is Vanity, Profit is Sanity


Copyright Margin2 2012
                                                                  price at the moment of truth
Turnover growth does not automatically
                mean Profit growth




Copyright Margin2 2012 Source: Companies House
                                                 price at the moment of truth
2 Rules for Value based selling


         • Facts are far more useful than opinions

         • What gets measured gets controlled




Copyright Margin2 2012
                                                      price at the moment of truth
‘Experience’ and ‘Judgement’ is always subjective
      and never as impactful as performance reviews and
                      customer research
                            What Interest Rate would you offer on this Deal?
   5.50
   5.40
   5.30
   5.20
   5.10
% 5.00
   4.90
   4.80
   4.70
   4.60
   4.50
                  Resp. A        Resp. B          Resp. C          Resp. D     Resp. E             Resp. F




                               10% difference in price and a 70% difference
                                in profit between the highest and lowest

 Copyright Margin2 2012
                                                                                     price at the moment of truth
Decisions made by Sales often impact profitability, Profit Waterfalls
        identify the hidden discounts that undermine profitability

                                         Profit Waterfall – Industrial Component Distributor
1600000

1400000

1200000

1000000

 800000

 600000      27.86%                                                                                                         23.94%
 400000

 200000

      0
            Gross Profit    Tooling Sales Tooling Costs   Rebates     Other     Late Payment Stockholding Carriage Cost   True Profit
                                                                    Discounts




   Copyright Margin2 2012
                                                                                                        price at the moment of truth
Measure and create sales targets to measure
               efficiency and effectiveness
  ‘Lead’ Measures                 ‘Lag’ Measures

  Indicators of sales effort      Indicators of results or
  or efficiency                   effectiveness

  For Example:                    For Example:
  • CRM data                      • Sales turnover
  • Number of customer meetings   • True profit by customer
  • Number of proposals made      • Price secured




Copyright Margin2 2012
                                                      price at the moment of truth
In Summary,

     • Pricing about understanding what your Customers
       are willing to pay

     • Facts are far more useful than opinions, ultimately
       its always about profit

     • Measurement makes results more visible and
       decisions more informed


Copyright Margin2 2012
                                                 price at the moment of truth
Thank you




Copyright Margin2 2012
                                     price at the moment of truth
The Chamber
of Commerce
for Sussex




      10 min Networking Break
               Membership




                            www.sussexenterprise.
                            co.uk
David Foster
Associates Ltd
Recruit, Develop and Retain

        3 ways to help you
RECRUIT, DEVELOP and RETAIN the
    right sales people who can
  MAXIMISE UPON PROFITABLE
   SALES opportunities for your
             business !
The Moment of Truth!


Please stand up if you are a sales rep ?

Please stand up if you are a salesman/ lady ?

Please stand up if you are responsible for bringing
in new accounts to your business and/ or
managing existing customers?

Sales is not a dirty word !
Are Sales People Born or Made?




            YES or NO?
The Surgeon?
The Pilot?
Selling is a Highly Skilled Profession!


Without sales / incoming revenue, do you
have a business ?


Is it important that the whole sales process is
ethical, non pressurised , not aggressive ?
What is it that makes a good Sales Person?
What is it that makes a good
What is it that makes a good Sales Person?
Personality?
Appearance?
Characteristics?
How About …. ?

 Persistent
 Goal setter and achiever
 Excellent communication skills
 A good listener
 Passionate and enthusiastic
 Knowledgeable
 Take responsibility
 Work hard
How About …. ?

 Courageous
 Rapport builders
 Modest
 Curious
 Resilient
 Persuasive
 High self esteem and belief
 Confident
How About …. ?

 Dependable
 Trust worthy
 Intelligent
 Likeable
 Sense of urgency
 Like people
 Sell value
 The list goes on and on and ....................
Way Number 2

Identify the right type of sales person for your
business !?

Consider the sales process within your
industry, eg time line, frequency, decision
making process and unit, average order
value, retention, the competition, sale targets
and expectations ( KPIs)
What type of Sales Person do you want?
Hunter
What type of Sales Person do you want?
Hunter
Farmer
What type of Sales Person do you want?
Hunter
Farmer
Order taker
Problem solver
Relationship builder
Closer
Consultative
Expert
Account manager
The Recruitment Stage


Have a specific and detailed job description

PLUS a fully completed “Person Specification”

Make sure you don’t take on a “square peg
and try to push it into a round hole”!
Way Number 3


You now have the right sales person in
position

Now its time to make sure they are successful
and stay !
Gone Fishing
Give a man a fish and you feed him for a
day, teach a man to fish and you can feed him
for a
                 life time !
The Consultative Sales Approach

The way and method to make the
PROSPECTS / CUSTOMERS buying and purchasing
journey and experience a pleasant one :

One where the final destination is to become a
customer of yours

One which they will want to make again

A journey they would recommend to others
The Consultative Sales Approach


Consultative selling is a move towards more
collaboration with, and involvement from, the
prospect/ customer in the selling process.
Strongly based on questioning aimed at gaining
useful information, whereby issues/ challenges
(objections) raised can be solved and a solution
found and agreed by the customer. Consultants
help people achieve their wants and needs. It is
a non pressure selling style
Consultative Selling Includes

Prospecting/lead identification & qualification
Telemarketing / appointment making
Rapport building
Listening skills
Need analysis
Benefit selling
Closing
To name but a few !
Recruit, Develop and Retain

        3 ways to help you
RECRUIT, DEVELOP and RETAIN the
    right sales people who can
  MAXIMISE UPON PROFITABLE
   SALES opportunities for your
             business !
Way Number 1

Have a more in-depth understanding of what
makes a good sale person

Look at the personal attributes and skills
needed
Way Number 2

Identify the right type of sales person for your
business !?

Consider the sales process within your
industry, eg time line, frequency, decision
making process and unit, average order
value, retention, the competition, sale targets
and expectations ( KPIs)
Way Number 3


You now have the right sales person in
position

Now its time to make sure they are successful
and stay !

Train, coach and motivate them towards
success
David Foster
Associates Ltd
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uccessful Selling In a Comatose Economy

  • 1. The Chamber of Commerce for Sussex Successful Selling in a Comatose Economy 19th April 2012 Welcome Membership Membership Events Training HR Services Export Documentation Quality Management www.sussexenterprise.co. uk
  • 2. Achieving the Optimum Price Selling by Value Based Pricing Copyright Margin2 2012 price at the moment of truth
  • 3. Why is Pricing so important? Those companies that ‘achieved true excellence in their price execution capabilities . . . earned operating profits 24% higher than their industry peers’ Hogan 2011 Copyright Margin2 2012 price at the moment of truth
  • 4. The moment of truth In every sale, the The price you offer buyer makes a is therefore mental or physical fundamental to calculation of the Value Price your customers value they will gain value calculation, from making a it’s a moment of purchase truth where theory becomes practice Every purchase is therefore a balance between the price offered and the value delivered, there is the constant risk of losing the sale or missing out on vital profit. Copyright Margin2 2012 price at the moment of truth
  • 5. So, if its about ‘Value’, what does that mean? • Its judged in unquantifiable terms • It is judged from a range of perspectives • It is always placed in the context of today’s sale Copyright Margin2 2012 price at the moment of truth
  • 6. Equation for Customer Value Benefit - Effort - Risk = Value Price Copyright Margin2 2012 price at the moment of truth
  • 7. Types of Customer Benefit Service Level + Economic Functional Intangible Commodities Uniqueness & Image, brand, with price ability to meet unique based appeal consumer experience needs + Price Sensitivity ‘They are 10% ‘They always ‘I like doing business cheaper’ deliver on time’ with them’ Copyright Margin2 2012 price at the moment of truth
  • 8. Market Mapping – Price per Feature 300 250 200 £ per Year 150 100 50 0 10 15 20 25 30 35 Number of Features = Supplier A = Supplier C = Supplier E Copyright Margin2 2012 = Supplier B = Supplier D = Supplier F price at the moment of truth
  • 9. How to Sell at the Right Price Volume x Price = Turnover - Costs = Profit Turnover is Vanity, Profit is Sanity Copyright Margin2 2012 price at the moment of truth
  • 10. Turnover growth does not automatically mean Profit growth Copyright Margin2 2012 Source: Companies House price at the moment of truth
  • 11. 2 Rules for Value based selling • Facts are far more useful than opinions • What gets measured gets controlled Copyright Margin2 2012 price at the moment of truth
  • 12. ‘Experience’ and ‘Judgement’ is always subjective and never as impactful as performance reviews and customer research What Interest Rate would you offer on this Deal? 5.50 5.40 5.30 5.20 5.10 % 5.00 4.90 4.80 4.70 4.60 4.50 Resp. A Resp. B Resp. C Resp. D Resp. E Resp. F 10% difference in price and a 70% difference in profit between the highest and lowest Copyright Margin2 2012 price at the moment of truth
  • 13. Decisions made by Sales often impact profitability, Profit Waterfalls identify the hidden discounts that undermine profitability Profit Waterfall – Industrial Component Distributor 1600000 1400000 1200000 1000000 800000 600000 27.86% 23.94% 400000 200000 0 Gross Profit Tooling Sales Tooling Costs Rebates Other Late Payment Stockholding Carriage Cost True Profit Discounts Copyright Margin2 2012 price at the moment of truth
  • 14. Measure and create sales targets to measure efficiency and effectiveness ‘Lead’ Measures ‘Lag’ Measures Indicators of sales effort Indicators of results or or efficiency effectiveness For Example: For Example: • CRM data • Sales turnover • Number of customer meetings • True profit by customer • Number of proposals made • Price secured Copyright Margin2 2012 price at the moment of truth
  • 15. In Summary, • Pricing about understanding what your Customers are willing to pay • Facts are far more useful than opinions, ultimately its always about profit • Measurement makes results more visible and decisions more informed Copyright Margin2 2012 price at the moment of truth
  • 16. Thank you Copyright Margin2 2012 price at the moment of truth
  • 17. The Chamber of Commerce for Sussex 10 min Networking Break Membership www.sussexenterprise. co.uk
  • 19. Recruit, Develop and Retain 3 ways to help you RECRUIT, DEVELOP and RETAIN the right sales people who can MAXIMISE UPON PROFITABLE SALES opportunities for your business !
  • 20. The Moment of Truth! Please stand up if you are a sales rep ? Please stand up if you are a salesman/ lady ? Please stand up if you are responsible for bringing in new accounts to your business and/ or managing existing customers? Sales is not a dirty word !
  • 21. Are Sales People Born or Made? YES or NO?
  • 22.
  • 25. Selling is a Highly Skilled Profession! Without sales / incoming revenue, do you have a business ? Is it important that the whole sales process is ethical, non pressurised , not aggressive ?
  • 26. What is it that makes a good Sales Person? What is it that makes a good
  • 27. What is it that makes a good Sales Person? Personality?
  • 30. How About …. ? Persistent Goal setter and achiever Excellent communication skills A good listener Passionate and enthusiastic Knowledgeable Take responsibility Work hard
  • 31. How About …. ? Courageous Rapport builders Modest Curious Resilient Persuasive High self esteem and belief Confident
  • 32. How About …. ? Dependable Trust worthy Intelligent Likeable Sense of urgency Like people Sell value The list goes on and on and ....................
  • 33. Way Number 2 Identify the right type of sales person for your business !? Consider the sales process within your industry, eg time line, frequency, decision making process and unit, average order value, retention, the competition, sale targets and expectations ( KPIs)
  • 34. What type of Sales Person do you want? Hunter
  • 35.
  • 36. What type of Sales Person do you want? Hunter Farmer
  • 37.
  • 38. What type of Sales Person do you want? Hunter Farmer Order taker Problem solver Relationship builder Closer Consultative Expert Account manager
  • 39. The Recruitment Stage Have a specific and detailed job description PLUS a fully completed “Person Specification” Make sure you don’t take on a “square peg and try to push it into a round hole”!
  • 40. Way Number 3 You now have the right sales person in position Now its time to make sure they are successful and stay !
  • 41. Gone Fishing Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day, teach a man to fish and you can feed him for a life time !
  • 42. The Consultative Sales Approach The way and method to make the PROSPECTS / CUSTOMERS buying and purchasing journey and experience a pleasant one : One where the final destination is to become a customer of yours One which they will want to make again A journey they would recommend to others
  • 43. The Consultative Sales Approach Consultative selling is a move towards more collaboration with, and involvement from, the prospect/ customer in the selling process. Strongly based on questioning aimed at gaining useful information, whereby issues/ challenges (objections) raised can be solved and a solution found and agreed by the customer. Consultants help people achieve their wants and needs. It is a non pressure selling style
  • 44. Consultative Selling Includes Prospecting/lead identification & qualification Telemarketing / appointment making Rapport building Listening skills Need analysis Benefit selling Closing To name but a few !
  • 45. Recruit, Develop and Retain 3 ways to help you RECRUIT, DEVELOP and RETAIN the right sales people who can MAXIMISE UPON PROFITABLE SALES opportunities for your business !
  • 46. Way Number 1 Have a more in-depth understanding of what makes a good sale person Look at the personal attributes and skills needed
  • 47. Way Number 2 Identify the right type of sales person for your business !? Consider the sales process within your industry, eg time line, frequency, decision making process and unit, average order value, retention, the competition, sale targets and expectations ( KPIs)
  • 48. Way Number 3 You now have the right sales person in position Now its time to make sure they are successful and stay ! Train, coach and motivate them towards success
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