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How to gauge your future profit with your Net EDGE Score (NES) www.NetEDGEScore.com © 2014 Andrew Horton

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How to gauge your future profit with your Net EDGE Score (NES)

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Where will your profit be in 3-5 years?

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It depends on Warren Buffet’s #1 success driver

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Competitive advantage

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Most companies only have an internal lens on their competitive advantage

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Source: BusinessSetFree.com

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How do you add a customer centric lens?

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Competitive EDGE Strategy

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Your Competitive EDGE

NPV [ your total value / your total cost ]

– NPV [ NBC* total value / NBC* total cost ]

* Next best competitor

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How do you know if you have Competitive EDGE?

Current profit premium

Future profit premium

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Your current profit premium

Average 5 year profit

NBC’s average 5 year profit

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Your future profit premium

Predict it with your Net EDGE Score (NES)

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“On a scale from 0-10, to what extent

do you feel ABC Inc. provides better

overall value for cost than the next best

alternative?”

Ask individuals one question

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How to calculate your NES Score

Building on the Net Promoter Score and popular Top 2 minus bottom 2 box polling:

% in 9-10 group - % in 0-5 group

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The 5 E’s of Competitive EDGE

1. Essential

2. Exceptional

3. Evidence

4. Experience

5. Evolution

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The Profit BoxTM

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The EDGE dashboard

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Mass Marketing

Fixed message from marketer

broadcast through mass ads and mass

media

Personalized Marketing

Responsive message pushed and pulled from

marketer to individuals (i.e. PPC, Nurture)

1st GenerationOne to Many

Community Marketing

Variable message controlled in real-time social media, not by marketer.

Push, pull and combine. SOLOMO

(social, local, mobile) and big-

data more relevant than ever.

2nd GenerationOne to One

3rd GenerationMany to Many

Embedded Marketing

Personalized, community marketing matching needs and offers interaction by

interaction.

4th GenerationMany and One to One

The next generation of marketing

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The economics driving Competitive EDGE

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Why NPS isn’t enough

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The Competitive EDGE customer lifecycle

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The 4 stages of Competitive EDGE

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The Competitive EDGE Problem / Solution BoxTM

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The Competitive EDGE marketing mix

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Sparking Competitive EDGE

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Building Competitive EDGE

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Competitive EDGE marketing best practices in 10 steps

1. Establish your Competitive EDGE

2. Set success metrics

3. Establish thought leadership topics and positions that align to your Competitive EDGE

4. Generate content that aligns to your thought leadership

5. Contribute to related influencer thought leadership discussions (reciprocity)

6. Make your content available for consumption and sharing and track engagements

7. Reengage through a nurture stream of content and people interactions relevant to stage in buying cycle

8. Measure results

9. Optimize all elements 1-8

10. Convey results to broader leadership to reinforce Competitive EDGE

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Communicating Your Competitive EDGE

5 E’s Related Element of SUCCES

Essentials Simple

Exceptionals Unexpected

Evidence Credible and Concrete

Experience Emotional and Stories

Evolution

The Humphry Group Leadership ModelTM

Grabber Subject

Message

Structural Statement

Supporting Point 1

Supporting Point 2

Supporting Point 3

Related Message

Call to Action

Made-to-StickTM

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Measuring Success

With the C-Suite

• Enterprise funnel in $ (by stage)

• Revenue cycle length

• Net EDGE Score (NES)

• Net Promoter Score (NPS)

• Cross-sell rate

• Number of influencer mentions

• Retention rate

• Revenue per marketing dollar invested

• New product take-up rate

With Sales

• Number of qualified leads

• Number of wins

• Revenue per win

• Cross-sell ratio

• Number of case studies and testimonials

For Marketing

• Number of qualified leads

• Cost per lead

• Conversion rate

• All of the C-Suite and Sales metrics

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