3. What is a Value Element?
A Value Element solves a customer
problem or capitalizes on an opportunity,
so the customer accomplishes their
objectives and goals.
4. What is the Value?
It’s not JUST ABOUT
PRICING!
10. Monetize Value
The S.A.M. method:
Story – What is your Story or Hypothesis?
Assumptions – What are your assumptions?
Math – What are appropriate math calculations?
• Only after you answers steps (Story & Assumptions), can you do
the math.
• Remember, keep the math appropriate for the buyer’s
personality and needs. Some buyers want a lot of detail, and
other buyers are comfortable with the “back of the napkin”
calculation. There’s no need to imagine burying the buyer in the
details…she/he wants to see the details (especially as it relates
to pricing).
12. Value is not FREE
VALUE COST
We spent a lot of time trying to calculate, however roughly, the value of
the benefit. We also need to spend time tackling what it is going to
cost us to determine if it’s a worthwhile proposal.
13. Value is not FREE
PEOPLE MONEY
Once we identify value, how much does it cost?
RESOURCES
14. Exercise
What is the cost?:
Use one (1) value element for your customer:
Determine the cost
Include all costs:
PEOPLE RESOURCES MONEY
Using High Value Elements , Identify H-M-L Costs