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How do you balance price & value during sales negotiations?

Posted in Sales on May 13, 2013
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Nobody wants to give out price concessions if they don't have to, but too often it is the only tool sales people have to work with.  How do you tackle this issue in your company?

 

Do you actively develop value propositions aligned with your customer's perception of value?

 

What process do you use to develop your sales strategy?

 

What does the rest of your organization do to support your value propositions?

 

Please share your expertise with us here & check out Deb Calvert's new article: The Difference Between Price & Value: Create A Profitable Balance

Comments (2)

GamerSis posted on: June 25, 2018

ROI Advertising is the response to your question. Start off the sales process with the worthiness proposition and condition the chance with the worthiness your offer creates(online present value).

Those that wait around to present the worthiness proposition till negotiation have waited too much time.

Price justification is harder than value realization......sell the worthiness of your proposition and the display of your proposition is a formality!

Alan George posted on: May 24, 2013

ROI Selling is the answer to your question. Begin the sales process with the value proposition and condition the prospect with the value your offer creates(net present value).

Those that wait to present the value proposition till negotiation have waited too long.

Price justification is harder than value realization......sell the value of your proposition and the presentation of your proposition is a formality!

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