Enterprise Sales

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You’ve developed a great technology idea and now it’s time to sell it. Sales and business development are key drivers of growth for start-ups but business-to-business sales is a complex process, especially when your technology is new to the market. This session will help you prepare for your first sale/s by covering: * types of sales/distribution channels and how to choose the right one for you * identifying the right targets * stages of the Sales Funnel * the sales call (booking it, preparing for it, and conducting it) * identifying sales risks and challenges * closing a sale Given the critical importance of selling for a start-up, this is a can’t-miss session with Advisor/Entrepreneur, Krista Jones. Part of the CIBC Presents Entrepreneurship 101 lecture series http://www.marsdd.com/events/details.html?uuid=459cba03-e0f5-487f-bbd8-15867bfb4c6e

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Job Skills

Personal Talent Skills

Sales Skills

Job Skills: •  Product or Industry Knowledge •  Sales Experience •  Market Knowledge •  Education

Personal Talent and Skills: •  Goal Achieving •  Resiliency •  Self-Starter •  Results Oriented •  Self Management

Sales Skills: •  Prospecting •  Asking Questions •  Finding “Pain” •  Uncovering Budget •  Gaining Commitments

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Increasing Account

Size And

Importance

Increasing Complexity of Transaction

Inside Sales

Direct Sales

Solution Selling

Retail / Online

Indirect / Partners

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Let your Customer help you Choose

Big is not always Best for a Start-up

MARKETING PARTNER

CHAN

NEL

PART

NER

Tech Partner

Marketing Partner

Channel Partner

Service Partner

Business Partner

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Prospects 10%

Validated 25%

Qualified 10%

Best Few 90%

POST

Won

1 in 10 chance of success at each stage

Start up is closer to 1 in 25

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Prospects 10%

Validated 25%

Qualified 10%

Best Few 90%

POST

Won

Marketing campaigns Sales Sheets Presentations

Reference Story Solution Sales Sheets

Customized Presentations Demo

Sponsor Letter Custom Value Proposition

Solution Blue Print Proposal

Specific Pricing

Implementation Billing

Customer Management Stable Operations

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1,786 Prospective customers

1,314 Viewed product information

510 Stayed at least 5 minutes

165 Made a purchase 5 Life time value over $500

Sale

s Fu

nnel

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Stakeholder Map Economic Buyers User Buyers

final authority to release the funds

use or supervise the use of your product

Technical Buyers Coaches

judge and rule on your product’s specifications guide you in the sale

Create WIN WIN with each. Determine and rank degrees of influence HONESTLY.

Analyze your position with each HONESTLY.

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Be Clear on .. •  what’s in it for them •  on meeting purpose •  your value proposition •  on time •  who’s attending •  facilities

Your deck is not your script Be Memorable

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Partners Licensors Simplicity

Pilot

Reference Revenue Margin

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For every 10 cold

calls made

You may get to make 3

presentations

To generate 1 sale

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2 ears & 1 Mouth

Use in that proportion!