- Your product is “me too” as seen by your customers
- Customers not clear why should they choose you
- Customers not clear where they can apply your product
- You cannot get better price than the competition
- Your profit margin is less than your competition
- Your promotion effort does not seem efficient
- Your sales force can convert less calls into sales
- Your sales force cannot convince your customers
- Your competitors spend less but sell more
Checklists are quick and telegraphic. You can use them to prompt you, to remind you, to help you audit yourself . Checklists help in ensuring nothing important is missed and thus they help you prepare for meetings and presentations. Please do leave your valuable comments under each post. Also, you can send me your own lists. Or write to me what you would like to see here. send to skpalekar@hotmail.com
Total Pageviews
Marketing Blog – practical take on marketing today
Sales Blog - where will you be without sales?
CEO Blog - How do you get People to Perform?
Life of a Professor – World as seen from S P Jain Campus
Search This Blog
Sunday, September 4, 2011
9 Symptoms of a poor value proposition
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment