This document discusses product-market fit (PMF) and its importance for startups. It defines PMF as when a company is selling something that customers would "scream" if they took it away. The document recommends targeting innovators like thought leaders, technologists, and business owners to gain early feedback. It provides examples of signals that indicate a startup has achieved PMF, such as easy sales, growth, engagement, and lack of competition. Throughout, it emphasizes the importance of listening to the market to identify customer needs and pain points.
This is the handout from a presentation that I made at a startups workshop in Jakarta, Indonesia. I was amazed at the lack of clarity that most of the participants had in their "pitches" and the lack of understanding of the need to tailor your pitch to the audience, as well as your own objectives.
Of course, the actual presentation was less wordy, and adhered to Guy Kawasaki's 30/20/10 rule as well as the 7 x7 mode of slide presentation
This deck draws from a lecture I give on the art of pitch decks -- the who, what, how, and why of crafting your messaging and assembling your deck.
Many thanks to Dave McClure (500 Startups), Ryan Spoon (Polaris Ventures), and the trial and error of the Tigerlabs portfolio for assisting me in assembling this deck.
Questions? Complaints? Bones to pick? Shoot me an e-mail at james@tigerlabs.co
The document provides tips on creating an effective pitch deck for fundraising. It discusses the different types of pitch decks, the key sections to include such as problem, solution, team, and financials. It emphasizes telling a clear story, using design effectively, practicing delivery, and getting feedback. The overall goal is to get investors to understand the business, care about the problem being solved, and take action to provide funding.
Pitch deck tips for startups looking to raise funding (also advice for presenting in MassChallenge Rounds 2 and 3)
Presented by Stacie Andrews, CTO of ProvadoMarketing.com (also happens to be a Masschallenge 2010 finalist of a high-tech company launching soon)
Co-contributor of this presentation: Christopher Mirabile, Investor and Adviser, Managing Director at LaunchPad Venture Group LLC
This presentation was delivered to a group of 40 Founders/CEO's and a few salespeople who want to know what they should be thinking about before they hire salespeople.
Broad address of the prevailing thought processes, techniques and methodologies for early adopter sales.
This document discusses product-market fit (PMF) and its importance for startups. It defines PMF as when a company is selling something that customers would "scream" if they took it away. The document recommends targeting innovators like thought leaders, technologists, and business owners to gain early feedback. It provides examples of signals that indicate a startup has achieved PMF, such as easy sales, growth, engagement, and lack of competition. Throughout, it emphasizes the importance of listening to the market to identify customer needs and pain points.
This is the handout from a presentation that I made at a startups workshop in Jakarta, Indonesia. I was amazed at the lack of clarity that most of the participants had in their "pitches" and the lack of understanding of the need to tailor your pitch to the audience, as well as your own objectives.
Of course, the actual presentation was less wordy, and adhered to Guy Kawasaki's 30/20/10 rule as well as the 7 x7 mode of slide presentation
This deck draws from a lecture I give on the art of pitch decks -- the who, what, how, and why of crafting your messaging and assembling your deck.
Many thanks to Dave McClure (500 Startups), Ryan Spoon (Polaris Ventures), and the trial and error of the Tigerlabs portfolio for assisting me in assembling this deck.
Questions? Complaints? Bones to pick? Shoot me an e-mail at james@tigerlabs.co
The document provides tips on creating an effective pitch deck for fundraising. It discusses the different types of pitch decks, the key sections to include such as problem, solution, team, and financials. It emphasizes telling a clear story, using design effectively, practicing delivery, and getting feedback. The overall goal is to get investors to understand the business, care about the problem being solved, and take action to provide funding.
Pitch deck tips for startups looking to raise funding (also advice for presenting in MassChallenge Rounds 2 and 3)
Presented by Stacie Andrews, CTO of ProvadoMarketing.com (also happens to be a Masschallenge 2010 finalist of a high-tech company launching soon)
Co-contributor of this presentation: Christopher Mirabile, Investor and Adviser, Managing Director at LaunchPad Venture Group LLC
This presentation was delivered to a group of 40 Founders/CEO's and a few salespeople who want to know what they should be thinking about before they hire salespeople.
Broad address of the prevailing thought processes, techniques and methodologies for early adopter sales.
For top-notch powerpoint presentations, you can hire me @
http://naveenvarthaan1987.elance.com.
Great startups don’t fund themselves. Raising money from investors for your startup is challenging at any stage and requires a great pitch, even for experienced founders with significant traction in their company.
With a top-notch powerpoint presentation , this task is no more a rocket-science.
These are some basic funding concepts (including valuation, pre-money, post-money & dilution) for early startup entrepreneurs and others who haven’t been exposed to Business and Finance.
This document provides an outline for an "ultimate pitch deck" to present to investors. It includes sections to introduce the team, provide an elevator pitch, demonstrate traction to date, define the market opportunity and problem, explain available and proposed solutions, describe the product/service, revenue model, marketing and growth strategies, financial projections, competition, and requested investment details. The creator offers tips for what to include in each section to impress investors and get them to say "WOW!!!" emphasizing telling a story about the team and problem being solved.
For most entrepreneurs, marketing tends to take a back seat to the more pressing needs of running a business. Likewise, most people didn’t start their business because they couldn’t wait to build their website or launch a marketing campaign. But the fact remains, marketing is essential and it works – if you approach it the right way. In this presentation, you’ll learn how to identify your marketing style; what marketing tools are a good fit for your business and how to make the right marketing investment.
a template that brings together the best of the best in startup pitch decks and presentations so you get funded - this is a content guide, not an artistic guide
The document provides guidance on fundraising for startups. It discusses Sharifa AlBarami's experience investing in startups through her $15M fund. It then provides tips for startup founders on scheduling advice meetings with investors, researching potential investors, crafting pitches, and closing funding deals. The document emphasizes keeping pitches concise by focusing on problem, solution, traction, market size, business model, team, and request for funding. It advises founders to get feedback from investors before launching official fundraising.
Get noticed with the ultimate startup pitch deck webinarDavid Ehrenberg
In this presentation from Marc Phillips, Managing Partner of Arafura Ventures (www.arafuraventures.com), and author of "Inside Silicon Valley: How the deals get done," you'll learn how to build a pitch deck that will help you stand out from the crowd, inspire investor confidence, and get you funded.
This slide-by-slide approach draws from real-life pitch decks to show you what works, and why.
Takeaways include:
- Crafting your positioning line
- Presenting your problem/solution
- Analyzing market size
- Pulling together your financials
- Your IP/Defensibility/Scalability chart
- and more!
Brought to you by Early Growth Financial Services (www.earlygrowthfinancialservices.com)
The document provides guidance on writing an effective business plan. It discusses that a business plan forces disciplined thinking about an idea and whether it is viable. An effective plan is 6-9 pages and includes an executive summary, introduction, market analysis, product details, business model, operations plan, team, and financials. The plan should clearly explain how and when the business will make money. Different types of businesses require different levels of investment and have different profit timelines. The business model section is key to explaining the business in a nutshell and how it will create and capture value for stakeholders. An engaging pitch presentation is also important to concisely share the opportunity with potential investors.
Nezar Kadhem and Tomas Paulauskas prepared this PPT document to help Startup Weekend Bahrain participants on how to present a final pitch. Scroll through this presentation to learn how to convince a judging panel of venture capitalists, angel investors, and business professionals to pick your idea as the potential business success story. Participants can use this framework to present their validation, execution, and an easy to understand business model.
This document outlines the key sections and information to include in a business pitch presentation. It includes sections to introduce the business and problem being solved, describe the solution, opportunity and competitive advantages, go-to-market strategy, financial projections, team, and status updates. The goal is to concisely explain the business, problem, solution, market opportunity, competitive advantages, financials, and team to potential investors in order to raise funding.
As scout for the Exponential Creativity Fund at Fractured Atlas, I’m in the unique position of finding arts entrepreneurs to pitch to our impact investment fund, helping them prepare, and participating in the pitch sessions.
A strong pitch deck is an essential tool for those seeking investment. It facilitates informed and juicy dialogue around what really matters, and it empowers a potential investor to do the following:
Research your company before meeting with you in real time
Follow along during your pitch
Introduce you to others within their network by sharing your pitch deck
While most of the founders pitching to the Exponential Creativity Fund have strong pitch decks, there have been a few who have asked our advice on what to include. Recognizing that new entrepreneurs coming out of the arts & culture sector are likely more familiar with grant or marketing partnership proposals, and that an investment pitch deck is radically different, Fractured Atlas decided to create and share a pitch deck guide. Our intention is to help arts entrepreneurs think through and prepare to seek investment whether you are pitching to our fund, or elsewhere.
To learn more about how Fractured Atlas’ Exponential Creativity Fund, follow our journey here. https://blog.fracturedatlas.org/tagged/impact-investing
The number one cause of startup death is premature scaling. In this session, we talk about the importance of customer validation and timing in your go-to-market strategy. The most effective growth strategy for your startup will depend on the market in which you operate and the stage of your business, and knowing which lever for growth you can pull. We’ll cover all this and more in Scaling Your Startup.
Key topics: Growth strategy, calculating risk, accessing new markets
The document provides guidance on how to effectively pitch an idea or business to investors. It recommends preparing a concise pitch deck that summarizes the key points of the business plan, products/services, financial projections, and funding needs. The pitch deck should tell the story of the idea/business and spark investor interest to obtain further meetings. The goal is not necessarily to raise funds, but to get to the next stage of evaluation. The document outlines 11 essential components to include in the pitch deck, such as the value proposition, problem, solution, target market, revenue model, and competition. It also notes important presentation tips like keeping the pitch simple, telling a compelling story, and being prepared to provide additional documentation if requested.
How to choose an idea for your startup Dalton Caldwell Y CombinatorWebrazzi
This document provides advice on evaluating startup ideas. It recommends asking yourself questions like "Do people want this?" and "Why are you excited about working on this?". Good ideas solve real problems for users and have clear explanations. Ambitious ideas should start small and solve immediate problems before expanding. Successful startups focus on product-market fit over fundraising or hiring.
The document discusses two approaches to building a business: the balance sheet (B/S) way and the profit & loss (P&L) way. The B/S approach involves spending money first to build assets before earning revenue, while the P&L approach focuses on generating revenue from the start and using profits to build assets later. Some examples of each type of business are provided. The advantages and disadvantages of each approach are then outlined in terms of financing, timelines, risk tolerance, and exit strategies. The document concludes by providing recommendations on which approach may be better suited for different entrepreneurial situations.
The Art of Closing the Deal Presented at For the Win Women's Symposium Jean Kristensen
The document outlines strategies for women entrepreneurs to close deals and win contracts. It discusses building relationships based on knowing, liking, and trusting clients. Key recommendations include identifying an ideal target audience by understanding their needs and pain points, prequalifying leads through surveys or interviews, and closing deals by offering options, following up on objections, and delivering excellent service. The overall goal is to help women-owned businesses increase their revenue and contract wins.
Real Estate Agents: Differentiate or DieJay Kinder
The real estate industry has over 1 million real estate agents, the D.A.N.G.E.R. Report claims that there are to many untrained and unethical agents and they are the biggest threat to the industry. How do you differentiate? Here's what the National Association of Expert Advisors is doing to raise the standard of professionalism in the real estate industry.
For top-notch powerpoint presentations, you can hire me @
http://naveenvarthaan1987.elance.com.
Great startups don’t fund themselves. Raising money from investors for your startup is challenging at any stage and requires a great pitch, even for experienced founders with significant traction in their company.
With a top-notch powerpoint presentation , this task is no more a rocket-science.
These are some basic funding concepts (including valuation, pre-money, post-money & dilution) for early startup entrepreneurs and others who haven’t been exposed to Business and Finance.
This document provides an outline for an "ultimate pitch deck" to present to investors. It includes sections to introduce the team, provide an elevator pitch, demonstrate traction to date, define the market opportunity and problem, explain available and proposed solutions, describe the product/service, revenue model, marketing and growth strategies, financial projections, competition, and requested investment details. The creator offers tips for what to include in each section to impress investors and get them to say "WOW!!!" emphasizing telling a story about the team and problem being solved.
For most entrepreneurs, marketing tends to take a back seat to the more pressing needs of running a business. Likewise, most people didn’t start their business because they couldn’t wait to build their website or launch a marketing campaign. But the fact remains, marketing is essential and it works – if you approach it the right way. In this presentation, you’ll learn how to identify your marketing style; what marketing tools are a good fit for your business and how to make the right marketing investment.
a template that brings together the best of the best in startup pitch decks and presentations so you get funded - this is a content guide, not an artistic guide
The document provides guidance on fundraising for startups. It discusses Sharifa AlBarami's experience investing in startups through her $15M fund. It then provides tips for startup founders on scheduling advice meetings with investors, researching potential investors, crafting pitches, and closing funding deals. The document emphasizes keeping pitches concise by focusing on problem, solution, traction, market size, business model, team, and request for funding. It advises founders to get feedback from investors before launching official fundraising.
Get noticed with the ultimate startup pitch deck webinarDavid Ehrenberg
In this presentation from Marc Phillips, Managing Partner of Arafura Ventures (www.arafuraventures.com), and author of "Inside Silicon Valley: How the deals get done," you'll learn how to build a pitch deck that will help you stand out from the crowd, inspire investor confidence, and get you funded.
This slide-by-slide approach draws from real-life pitch decks to show you what works, and why.
Takeaways include:
- Crafting your positioning line
- Presenting your problem/solution
- Analyzing market size
- Pulling together your financials
- Your IP/Defensibility/Scalability chart
- and more!
Brought to you by Early Growth Financial Services (www.earlygrowthfinancialservices.com)
The document provides guidance on writing an effective business plan. It discusses that a business plan forces disciplined thinking about an idea and whether it is viable. An effective plan is 6-9 pages and includes an executive summary, introduction, market analysis, product details, business model, operations plan, team, and financials. The plan should clearly explain how and when the business will make money. Different types of businesses require different levels of investment and have different profit timelines. The business model section is key to explaining the business in a nutshell and how it will create and capture value for stakeholders. An engaging pitch presentation is also important to concisely share the opportunity with potential investors.
Nezar Kadhem and Tomas Paulauskas prepared this PPT document to help Startup Weekend Bahrain participants on how to present a final pitch. Scroll through this presentation to learn how to convince a judging panel of venture capitalists, angel investors, and business professionals to pick your idea as the potential business success story. Participants can use this framework to present their validation, execution, and an easy to understand business model.
This document outlines the key sections and information to include in a business pitch presentation. It includes sections to introduce the business and problem being solved, describe the solution, opportunity and competitive advantages, go-to-market strategy, financial projections, team, and status updates. The goal is to concisely explain the business, problem, solution, market opportunity, competitive advantages, financials, and team to potential investors in order to raise funding.
As scout for the Exponential Creativity Fund at Fractured Atlas, I’m in the unique position of finding arts entrepreneurs to pitch to our impact investment fund, helping them prepare, and participating in the pitch sessions.
A strong pitch deck is an essential tool for those seeking investment. It facilitates informed and juicy dialogue around what really matters, and it empowers a potential investor to do the following:
Research your company before meeting with you in real time
Follow along during your pitch
Introduce you to others within their network by sharing your pitch deck
While most of the founders pitching to the Exponential Creativity Fund have strong pitch decks, there have been a few who have asked our advice on what to include. Recognizing that new entrepreneurs coming out of the arts & culture sector are likely more familiar with grant or marketing partnership proposals, and that an investment pitch deck is radically different, Fractured Atlas decided to create and share a pitch deck guide. Our intention is to help arts entrepreneurs think through and prepare to seek investment whether you are pitching to our fund, or elsewhere.
To learn more about how Fractured Atlas’ Exponential Creativity Fund, follow our journey here. https://blog.fracturedatlas.org/tagged/impact-investing
The number one cause of startup death is premature scaling. In this session, we talk about the importance of customer validation and timing in your go-to-market strategy. The most effective growth strategy for your startup will depend on the market in which you operate and the stage of your business, and knowing which lever for growth you can pull. We’ll cover all this and more in Scaling Your Startup.
Key topics: Growth strategy, calculating risk, accessing new markets
The document provides guidance on how to effectively pitch an idea or business to investors. It recommends preparing a concise pitch deck that summarizes the key points of the business plan, products/services, financial projections, and funding needs. The pitch deck should tell the story of the idea/business and spark investor interest to obtain further meetings. The goal is not necessarily to raise funds, but to get to the next stage of evaluation. The document outlines 11 essential components to include in the pitch deck, such as the value proposition, problem, solution, target market, revenue model, and competition. It also notes important presentation tips like keeping the pitch simple, telling a compelling story, and being prepared to provide additional documentation if requested.
How to choose an idea for your startup Dalton Caldwell Y CombinatorWebrazzi
This document provides advice on evaluating startup ideas. It recommends asking yourself questions like "Do people want this?" and "Why are you excited about working on this?". Good ideas solve real problems for users and have clear explanations. Ambitious ideas should start small and solve immediate problems before expanding. Successful startups focus on product-market fit over fundraising or hiring.
The document discusses two approaches to building a business: the balance sheet (B/S) way and the profit & loss (P&L) way. The B/S approach involves spending money first to build assets before earning revenue, while the P&L approach focuses on generating revenue from the start and using profits to build assets later. Some examples of each type of business are provided. The advantages and disadvantages of each approach are then outlined in terms of financing, timelines, risk tolerance, and exit strategies. The document concludes by providing recommendations on which approach may be better suited for different entrepreneurial situations.
The Art of Closing the Deal Presented at For the Win Women's Symposium Jean Kristensen
The document outlines strategies for women entrepreneurs to close deals and win contracts. It discusses building relationships based on knowing, liking, and trusting clients. Key recommendations include identifying an ideal target audience by understanding their needs and pain points, prequalifying leads through surveys or interviews, and closing deals by offering options, following up on objections, and delivering excellent service. The overall goal is to help women-owned businesses increase their revenue and contract wins.
Real Estate Agents: Differentiate or DieJay Kinder
The real estate industry has over 1 million real estate agents, the D.A.N.G.E.R. Report claims that there are to many untrained and unethical agents and they are the biggest threat to the industry. How do you differentiate? Here's what the National Association of Expert Advisors is doing to raise the standard of professionalism in the real estate industry.
Improve each stage of your sales cycle and boost sales numbers with these eff...Zoho SalesIQ
Sales tactics to help improve your sales conversion amidst the growing competition.
From this presentation, you'll learn how to:
* Increase the quality and quantity of your leads
* Build credibility among them
* Boost your chances of establishing contact
* Get prospects to buy from you
* Ensure steady sales growth from existing customers
* And, finally, how to handle the dreaded "No"
Here's the YouTube link to the webinar recording- https://youtu.be/7l9dRhnkiWs
Valu Based selling for small business owners August, 2013 session oneMichael Bowers
The document discusses the Ohio Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at Columbus State. It provides information about Michael Bowers, the Center Manager, and describes the SBDC as an experienced and award-winning team that provides no-cost business advising across four centers. It also lists the nine counties served by the SBDC and encourages visiting the SBDC's small business blog.
The document discusses 10 business trends for 2016, including the need for businesses to adapt to technological changes, prepare for retiring baby boomers, embrace virtual and remote operations, build communities rather than just focus on sales, bring back direct mail, flatten hierarchies, increase social and environmental responsibility, become visible experts, improve the customer experience, and address the time-poor economy. It encourages businesses to embrace innovation, know their vision, serve customers at a deeper level, train employees, and expand their thinking to stay ahead of changes.
Startup Secrets presents a lecture on how to get behind the perfect investor pitch! Learn about what investors are looking for, and how to successfully represent your business.
Sales Hacker Conference San Francisco - Lincoln Murphy - Customer Success as ...Sales Hacker
Customer Success as a Growth Engine by Lincoln Murphy
Sales Hacker Conference San Francisco - November 6, 2014
Visit SalesHacker.com for more sales hacks, tips, and tactics.
Get inside your Buyers Head - Improve Funnel Conversion RatesDavid Skok
SaaStock 2018 Dublin.
Everyone wants more sales. In this presentation, David Skok unlocks the secrets to how he has been able to work with company after company and help them discover breakthroughs that drastically improve their conversion rates. The secret behind it all is become a master at understanding how your buyer thinks as they go through their purchasing journey, and as they experience your marketing and sales.
Making the decision to leave your corporate career to start your own business can bring many emotions ranging from anxiety to excitement. Having the right plan and the drive to move forward is key to this successful transition.
Marketing Mindset for Property DevelopersCoronetGroup
Coronet Group's Andy Bargery delivered this presentation at the Wandsworth Property Meet in London during November 2017. It provides property developers with an overview of marketing theory and how this can be applied to make their developments more successful.
Traditional Lead Gen is as Outdated as the ScrunchieAngela Leavitt
Delivered at the Women in the Channel conference, part of the Channel Partners Conference & Expo, Angela Leavitt discusses the evolution of lead generation and how to effectively harness the power of "The Connection Economy."
This document provides advice for how to win a new venture challenge and succeed in business. It recommends talking to customers and the industry to understand needs and competitors, collecting and analyzing data to make evidence-based decisions, and iterating continuously to improve. Additional tips include delivering value and products customers want, working with the right partners, keeping solutions simple, embracing and learning from failure, hiring a strong team, and clearly communicating vision without ambiguity. The overall message is to thoroughly understand customers' problems and demands, validate ideas with evidence, and have the right team and approach to execute the business model effectively.
Referral marketing is the same as helping your business to grow, all by itself. But referrals don't just happen. This presentation explores ways to be better with your referral processes. Presented to Sage Australia/New Zealand at the Partner Insights Summit.
The document provides 5 powerful steps to follow when selling yourself and your services:
1. Challenge unhelpful beliefs about selling and focus on your strengths and value.
2. Reframe how you think about selling by focusing on serving clients and solving their problems.
3. Focus on building connections with clients through listening and building relationships instead of immediate conversions.
4. Transform your sales pitch into a strategy session by asking questions and finding clients' needs instead of directly selling.
5. Conclude by compelling clients to take action through making them feel special and incentivizing quick decisions.
THE NEED FOR A SALES PROCESS
PROBLEM
The results of a recent study conducted by The Sales Board confirmed what we have known for some time. Prospects are speaking up about how they feel about salespeople who are less than professional. We thought that you would like to see these statistics as they reinforce the need for a sales process and challenge you to improve your qualifying efforts.
DIAGNOSIS
The study showed the following startling facts. Can you relate to them as a salesperson or as a buyer?
Fact: 82% of salespeople fail to differentiate
Result: They lose the business, fail to sell value
Fact: 86% of salespeople ask the wrong questions.
Result: They miss selling opportunities and end up wasting time while appearing unprofessional.
Fact: Only 18% of salespeople close without discounting price.
Result: Discounting becomes a habit and profit margins are eroded.
Fact: 95% of customers say salespeople talk too much.
Result: Customers are bored and feel salespeople don’t care about understanding their problems.
Fact: 62% of salespeople do not earn the right to ask questions.
Result: They fail to position the sale properly and don’t gain commitment.
Fact: 85% of salespeople use a selling process that is extremely ineffective, compared to the buyer’s system.
Result: They close less than 50% of the business that they should close, with disastrous effects on their companies’ sales and their personal incomes. You may be ‘winging it’ if you find yourself relating to any of the following: (a) chasing prospects who don’t return calls; (b) hearing ‘think it over’ all too often when you ask for the business; (c) cutting price in an effort to obtain or keep business; and (d) spending most of your time in front of people who are not decision makers.
SOLUTION
1. Stop assuming that your prospect needs what you’re selling.
2. Learn how to ask more questions to see if the prospect has any serious ‘pain’ issues that your product or service can resolve.
3. Learn a sales process to help you stay in control of the sales interview.
Value Based Selling for Small Business OwnersMichael Bowers
This document provides an overview of value-based selling strategies for small business owners. It discusses the importance of sales and marketing in driving business success. Some key points covered include identifying customers' needs and pains in order to create value, developing strong value propositions and messaging focused on customer benefits, and utilizing various prospecting and sales techniques such as networking, cold calling, trade shows, and referrals to generate leads and close sales. Effective sales processes, questioning techniques, and strategies for building rapport with prospects are also summarized.
Building a sales oriented culture in consulting servicesGustaf Brandberg
B2B sales, especially in professional services, is not so much about SELLING as it is about BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT. If you help your customer solve their business problems, they will gladly buy services from you.
Everyone working in the consulting company needs to be aware of the customers' challenges; You need a sales oriented culture. This presentation summarizes my experience of selling consulting services and creating a sales oriented culture in consulting companies from the last 18 years.
The Secrets to Increasing Customer Retention and RenewalsSocious
Learn how to create a sustainable system for boosting customer retention and renewals.
In this presentation, you’ll learn:
- How to leverage higher engagement
- 6 key elements of B2B customer retention
- Actionable strategies to increase customer retention and renewals
Find out if your business has all of the major symptoms of high customer churn.
Watch the video: http://web.socious.com/secrets-to-increasing-customer-retention-renewals
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At Techbox Square, in Singapore, we're not just creative web designers and developers, we're the driving force behind your brand identity. Contact us today.
LA HUG - Video Testimonials with Chynna Morgan - June 2024Lital Barkan
Have you ever heard that user-generated content or video testimonials can take your brand to the next level? We will explore how you can effectively use video testimonials to leverage and boost your sales, content strategy, and increase your CRM data.🤯
We will dig deeper into:
1. How to capture video testimonials that convert from your audience 🎥
2. How to leverage your testimonials to boost your sales 💲
3. How you can capture more CRM data to understand your audience better through video testimonials. 📊
Best practices for project execution and deliveryCLIVE MINCHIN
A select set of project management best practices to keep your project on-track, on-cost and aligned to scope. Many firms have don't have the necessary skills, diligence, methods and oversight of their projects; this leads to slippage, higher costs and longer timeframes. Often firms have a history of projects that simply failed to move the needle. These best practices will help your firm avoid these pitfalls but they require fortitude to apply.
B2B payments are rapidly changing. Find out the 5 key questions you need to be asking yourself to be sure you are mastering B2B payments today. Learn more at www.BlueSnap.com.
Tata Group Dials Taiwan for Its Chipmaking Ambition in Gujarat’s DholeraAvirahi City Dholera
The Tata Group, a titan of Indian industry, is making waves with its advanced talks with Taiwanese chipmakers Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation (PSMC) and UMC Group. The goal? Establishing a cutting-edge semiconductor fabrication unit (fab) in Dholera, Gujarat. This isn’t just any project; it’s a potential game changer for India’s chipmaking aspirations and a boon for investors seeking promising residential projects in dholera sir.
Visit : https://www.avirahi.com/blog/tata-group-dials-taiwan-for-its-chipmaking-ambition-in-gujarats-dholera/
Event Report - SAP Sapphire 2024 Orlando - lots of innovation and old challengesHolger Mueller
Holger Mueller of Constellation Research shares his key takeaways from SAP's Sapphire confernece, held in Orlando, June 3rd till 5th 2024, in the Orange Convention Center.
How MJ Global Leads the Packaging Industry.pdfMJ Global
MJ Global's success in staying ahead of the curve in the packaging industry is a testament to its dedication to innovation, sustainability, and customer-centricity. By embracing technological advancements, leading in eco-friendly solutions, collaborating with industry leaders, and adapting to evolving consumer preferences, MJ Global continues to set new standards in the packaging sector.
The Evolution and Impact of OTT Platforms: A Deep Dive into the Future of Ent...ABHILASH DUTTA
This presentation provides a thorough examination of Over-the-Top (OTT) platforms, focusing on their development and substantial influence on the entertainment industry, with a particular emphasis on the Indian market.We begin with an introduction to OTT platforms, defining them as streaming services that deliver content directly over the internet, bypassing traditional broadcast channels. These platforms offer a variety of content, including movies, TV shows, and original productions, allowing users to access content on-demand across multiple devices.The historical context covers the early days of streaming, starting with Netflix's inception in 1997 as a DVD rental service and its transition to streaming in 2007. The presentation also highlights India's television journey, from the launch of Doordarshan in 1959 to the introduction of Direct-to-Home (DTH) satellite television in 2000, which expanded viewing choices and set the stage for the rise of OTT platforms like Big Flix, Ditto TV, Sony LIV, Hotstar, and Netflix. The business models of OTT platforms are explored in detail. Subscription Video on Demand (SVOD) models, exemplified by Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, offer unlimited content access for a monthly fee. Transactional Video on Demand (TVOD) models, like iTunes and Sky Box Office, allow users to pay for individual pieces of content. Advertising-Based Video on Demand (AVOD) models, such as YouTube and Facebook Watch, provide free content supported by advertisements. Hybrid models combine elements of SVOD and AVOD, offering flexibility to cater to diverse audience preferences.
Content acquisition strategies are also discussed, highlighting the dual approach of purchasing broadcasting rights for existing films and TV shows and investing in original content production. This section underscores the importance of a robust content library in attracting and retaining subscribers.The presentation addresses the challenges faced by OTT platforms, including the unpredictability of content acquisition and audience preferences. It emphasizes the difficulty of balancing content investment with returns in a competitive market, the high costs associated with marketing, and the need for continuous innovation and adaptation to stay relevant.
The impact of OTT platforms on the Bollywood film industry is significant. The competition for viewers has led to a decrease in cinema ticket sales, affecting the revenue of Bollywood films that traditionally rely on theatrical releases. Additionally, OTT platforms now pay less for film rights due to the uncertain success of films in cinemas.
Looking ahead, the future of OTT in India appears promising. The market is expected to grow by 20% annually, reaching a value of ₹1200 billion by the end of the decade. The increasing availability of affordable smartphones and internet access will drive this growth, making OTT platforms a primary source of entertainment for many viewers.
Company Valuation webinar series - Tuesday, 4 June 2024FelixPerez547899
This session provided an update as to the latest valuation data in the UK and then delved into a discussion on the upcoming election and the impacts on valuation. We finished, as always with a Q&A
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3. THE TRUST EQUATION
THE TRUSTED ADVISOR BY DAVID H. MAISTER, CHARLES H.GREEN AND ROBERT M.
GALFORD
Credibility + Reliability + Intimacy
Self-Orientation
TRUST =
4. THE TRUST EQUATION
THE TRUSTED ADVISOR BY DAVID H. MAISTER, CHARLES H.GREEN AND ROBERT M.
GALFORD
Credibility + Reliability + Intimacy
Self-Orientation
TRUST =
To what extent are you focusing on
yourself and your needs? Are you
distracted when engaged with the
client? Are you looking at your
iPhone? Are you focused primarily
on your goals?
Do you
listen?
Are you
able to
connect?
Do you do what
you say you will
do?
As this
goes up, it
negates
everything
you’ve
done to
build
credibility,
reliability
If anything
in the
numerator
is 0, then
there isn’t
trust – no
matter how
strong the
other
variables
Do you have the
relevant
expertise?
“Moving the
needle” for trust
with each client
will make a huge
difference in
providing value
5. THE TRUST EQUATION
THE TRUSTED ADVISOR BY DAVID H. MAISTER, CHARLES H.GREEN AND ROBERT M.
GALFORD
Credibility + Reliability + Intimacy
Self-Orientation
TRUST =
Consider …
There is a human being on the other side of the table, on the phone, etc. It sounds
easy, but is something that everyone struggles with. It is even more important with
the long-term durable relationship.
The starting point is having superb self-awareness. You need to understand your
own strengths, personality and personality ticks.
The ability to listen and question are the underpinnings of building trust
8. DEFINING CLIENTS / CUSTOMERS
• Who are they?
• Most Likely to buy – Why?
• Least Likely to buy – Why?
• Focus - Create your niche
• Focus - Create your value
• DO YOUR HOMEWORK! – Your clients/customers are real people
9. GETTING CLIENTS
• Leverage your network
• Validate ideas
• Prospect - (persistence not stalking, show value
$, build relationships for the long haul)
• Qualify the deal (basic BANT)
• For later stage folks, screwing up is not always
bad
• How you handle that screw up speaks volumes to the
TRUST equation
https://www.invespcro.com/blog/customer-acquisition-ret
10. MAKING MONEY
• Be crisp on why it provides value
• Think through what you offer
• LISTEN MORE THAN YOU TALK
11. MAKING MONEY
• Return on Investment (ROI)
• What is the alternative if they do nothing? (Show it $$$)
• Define a set of “Quick Wins” (pilot, proof of concept, small
group trial, etc.)
• If we complete XYZ successfully, will you sign with us?
• ASK for the order!
• LISTEN, LISTEN, LISTEN
12. ADDITIONAL INFO
• Understand the Sales Basics for qualifying a deal
• BANT (Budget, Authority, Need, Timeframe)
• Know how to handle objections
• Hire Sales folks that can bring a client(s) with them.
• More advanced? - Take a Negotiation class on Principled
concessions – (A concession given with a specific connection to
business value)