Presentation describing Clone Your Favorite Client assessment process. This assessment helps companies understand how to optimize their sales and marketing processes to bring in more of their most profitable clients.
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Clone Your Favorite Client Presentation to BNI Greenway
1. Presentation to:
Greenway BNI
Clone Your Favorite Client
Presented by: Misty Khan
Advena Artemis LLC
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
2. Portrait of a Favorite Client
• Profitable
– Serviced with normal processes
– Good margin
– Low Maintenance
• Low Cost of Sale
• Value Your Products and/or Services
• Pay on time
• Refer Your Products and/or Services
3. Who’s Not a Favorite Client?
• Want you to customize your normal
process (in a way that costs you money,
time or resources)
• Regularly make your aging accounts call
list
• Both profit margin and volume are slim
• Abusive (to you or your people)
4. Clone Your Favorite™ Client
Assessment Focuses
Strategic Marketing & Target Market Sales Sales Culture
Planning Branding Processes
Identification Ubiquitous
Mission Relevance to Qualitative or Lead Handling throughout
Vision Strategic Plan Quantitative KPI Tracking & organization
Values Relevance to Assessment Publication Training/
Target Market Integration with Recurring Terminology
SMART Goals
Social Media other Focus Discussion Communicatio
Competitive Areas Proactivity n Across Focus
Analysis Areas
5. The Assessment Tool
• Excel Spreadsheet
– Series of Interviews
– Review all Marketing Material
– Review Social Media
– Competitive Analysis
– Systems Analysis
• Leadership Team Presentation
• Final Report
– Prioritized Recommendations
6. Advena Artemis
Favorite Client
• Entrepreneurial
• In Growth Mode, want to grow, or in Pain –
revenue, new market, new product
• Transitioning from small to mid sized
company – approx. $10 – $200 MM Sales
• Manufacturing, distribution, logistics,
energy, petrochemical, high tech
7. You might be a great Artemis
prospect if…
#5 You are always complaining about your sales
team
#4 You have set goals to increase revenue, expand
territory or introduce a new product
#3 You have no defined sales process – only KPI is
revenue
#2 You think a new CRM is the answer to all your
sales problem
#1 You would like to clone your favorite client