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Your sales person as your customers' 'value worker'
- Wednesday, June 28 - 2006 at 10:17
Companies want to grow. Sales professionals that support their clients by providing real and unique added value will improve their sales performance strongly.
Enhance your core business: There are incredibly huge chances in the B2B business. You can stay ahead of your competitors, if you are able to show your customers how they can quicker and better generate their added value with your help. How do you achieve this? A leading German economic newspaper ('Handelsblatt') agrees: 'German companies want to grow in the next twelve months through enhancing and increasing their core business.' A software manufacturer and vendor for example wins against its competitors because it helps its business customers to improve their core business and process instead of just promising to lower the IT costs.
Knowing your customers' business: You can only develop these added value solutions and consulting if you have in-depth insights about your customers' business. You need to know the market forces, competitors, trends, processes etc. And you need to analyse and improve the value chain of your customer seeing it through the eyes from your customers' customers. The mentioned software house for example was able to show to its client how to answer customer inquiries more efficiently and more effectively with the new software. This is how they created added value.
Sell your added values actively: Don't sell mere products or services, sell solutions and added value. For example sell an exceptional support and consulting that no one else in the market offers. Our software house does not only offer IT products but necessary trainings, technical help and needed consulting. Not only your customer will profit from your added value strategy but also your sales performance will improve.
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Arndt Schmidtmayer is the responsible for Verweyen Consulting Middle East, helping businesses to increase their Sales, Marketing and HR efficiency thus improving their bottom-line results. The over 200 clients in the 14 years of operation value the pragmatic and long-term partnership approach ensuring a transfer of know-how into do-how.
Since 2001, Arndt Schmidtmayer has worked in the Middle East region, being the eBusiness and CRM responsible for 11 countries within the Mercedes-Benz Middle East Sales and Marketing team. Before that he worked for two international management consultancy companies in Germany.
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