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David Bonney has been focused on sales execution and process for 15 years and is the CEO and founder of FourtyFive.io — which is a platform he and his team built and designed for sales trainers. He is also the author of the new book entitled “Buyer-Centric Selling.”
David is going to give us a rare look behind the curtain to what is buyer-entric selling — through the eyes of a sales expert. He is also going to give us a foundation around what he refers to as the Revenue Operations Lifecycle.
Additionally, he’s also going to walk us through what he calls the “Sales Playbook” and how to execute the playbook.
And — we’re going to break down The Sales Conversion Formula so you can better measure the sales performance within your shop — whether that’s your own performance — or — if you have multiple people playing different biz dev roles.
What you will learn in this episode about buyer-centric selling:Stephen Woessner is the founder and CEO of Predictive ROI, a digital marketing agency, and the host of Onward Nation and Sell With Authority Podcasts.
How marketing agencies get clients? Let’s start with a little bit of history.
Since the advent of the commercial Internet, Stephen has collected tens of thousands of data points that have given him the ability to identify what he calls the “”8 Money Draining Mistakes”” and the “”8 Money Making Opportunities.”” Darren Hardy, then-publisher of SUCCESS Magazine, interviewed Stephen to discuss how business owners can identify and fix the mistakes.
Stephen served in the United States Air Force, spent six years at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse as a full-time academic staff member and taught digital marketing classes to small business owners throughout the state including the prestigious School of Business at UW-Madison, has owned five businesses, and is the author of three books, “The Small Business Owner’s Handbook to Search Engine Optimization”, “Increase Online Sales Through Viral Social Networking”, and “Profitable Podcasting.”
His digital marketing insights and discussions on how marketing agencies get clients have been featured in Forbes.com, Entrepreneur.com, The Washington Post, and Inc. Magazine.
Hannah Roth is currently Predictive Roi’s Mad Scientist and Strategist. Hannah has a background as a wildlife biologist, and she started her own home decor and carpentry business that she ran quite successfully for 6 years, which segued into her current position with PROI.
Hannah loves her work family, clients, and the fast paced environment of the agency world. She believes there is nothing quite as rewarding as walking alongside someone while they achieve their business goals.
What you will learn about in this episode on how marketing agencies get clients:Tom Schwab is an accomplished inbound marketer, speaker, entrepreneur, and author. He is the Founder and Chief Evangelist Officer at Interview Valet.
Have you ever thought how your digital marketing approach does not give you your positional authority and that it might actually be hurting your business? That you are not “breaking through the noise,” you are just adding to it? Perhaps you are not simply “one funnel away;” maybe that funnel is preventing the big fish you want from seeing your bait.
Tom Schwab wants you to consider that you are just one conversation away. Based on Tom’s experiences and data, working with over one thousand thought leaders as the chief evangelist officer at Interview Valet, Tom believes you are just one conversation away from a rich life and a profitable business.
What you will learn in this episode is about positional authority:Finding clients? Samantha Hartley works with consultants who are ready to break through the plateau and MULTIPLY their revenues. Samantha helps them multiply their revenues without exhaustion by finding clients who will work on transformational engagements so their consultancies can be profitable and joyful.
It’s not unusual for Samantha’s clients to add $150,000-$600,000 in their first year working with her, (Other results include crossing the million-dollar mark; turning a $22K offer into a $200K engagement, and adding $400K to a contract in just 24 hours).
Samantha is a sought-after guest and the host of the Profitable Joyful Consulting podcast and Facebook group.
Before starting her consulting business, Samantha worked in international marketing for The Coca-Cola Company. She lives on Martha’s Vineyard with her husband and four children.
What you will learn about in this episode of finding clients:Stephen Woessner is the founder and CEO of Predictive ROI (PROI), a digital marketing agency, and the host of Onward Nation and Sell With Authority Podcasts.
How to build a strong sales pipeline? Since the advent of the commercial Internet, Stephen has collected tens of thousands of data points that have given him the ability to identify what he calls the “8 Money Draining Mistakes” and the “8 Money Making Opportunities.” Darren Hardy, then-publisher of SUCCESS Magazine, interviewed Stephen to discuss how business owners can identify and fix their mistakes.
Stephen served in the United States Air Force, spent six years at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse as a full-time academic staff member and taught digital marketing classes to small business owners throughout the state including the prestigious School of Business at UW-Madison. He has owned five businesses, and is the author of three books, “The Small Business Owner’s Handbook to Search Engine Optimization”, “Increase Online Sales Through Viral Social Networking”, and “Profitable Podcasting.”
His digital marketing insights have been featured in Forbes.com, Entrepreneur.com, The Washington Post, and Inc. Magazine.
What you will learn in this episode is about how to build a strong sales pipeline:Programmatic media buying can be confusing for those who heard of the term for the first time. If you’re one of them, then Mary Ann Pruitt will explain it thoroughly in this podcast episode.
Mary Ann Pruitt started her career in media by working as a senior sales executive for some of the nation’s largest media outlets. After discovering her talent and love for all things media strategy, she founded Mosaic as a way to provide niche expert experience to agencies and marketing departments across the country. Her hard work and savvy strategy skills have led Mosaic to year-over-year growth, and has expanded her impact as an industry leader in all things traditional, digital, and everything in between.
A 2020 award from Cynopsis Media named her as a Top Woman in Media. Mary Ann’s hands-on approach ensures she understands the moving parts of Mosaic at all times, allowing her to provide tailored insight and guidance to the Mosaic team and her clients. Client success is her number one priority and how she measures her own accomplishments, all of which is apparent in her tireless drive and strategic approach to every project.
What you will learn in this episode is about programmatic media buying:Sandra Martini, founder of boutique coaching firm The Martini Way, offers her mentoring clients a perfect balance of marketing savvy, intuition and results-driven systemic implementation with a healthy dose of nurturing and love.
Sandra’s style is to learn about your goals and then reverse engineer them to where you are now, so you can create the quickest path to your goals possible without sacrificing your sanity or self care. This is where her creating a membership program comes in and your agency can benefit from it as well.
The sustainable success Sandra teaches takes time and work. If you’re looking for someone to tell you to call everyone you know and sell them a high level “X”, Sandra isn’t for you.
If you want a partner who understands the big vision and intimate details of running and marketing a successful, sustainable business; who understands you and where you are, who nurtures you while being completely honest and non-judgmental and who can pull from her years of hands-on business and marketing expertise, then Sandra Martini is ready to help!
What you will learn about in this episode of creating a membership program:Erik Jensen is the chief strategy officer at Predictive and a co-owner. Predictive helps clients build their authority positions in the niche(s) they want to serve — and then — monetize that position in the form of a sales pipeline filled with a steady stream of right-fit clients.
But often — Erik has conversations with agency owners, business coaches, and consultants (that’s our tribe here at Predictive ROI) — and he’s asked questions like…
“Hey — how do I get my list to buy more of my stuff?”
“How do I generate leads and sales for my business?”
And like we talked about in last week’s episode — anytime we let thoughts of “GETTING” our “LIST” to “BUY” — instead of being focused on helping our clients and prospects solve a business issue or challenge they care about … then our thoughts, words, and actions make it pretty clear that we’re more about selling for our benefit and not helping them for their benefit.
Okay — let’s put a pin in that for a second because what might seem like a bit of weird irony — the focus of my discussion with Erik today is actually all about “HOW” to sell – and more specifically – we’re going to talk through and slice apart one of our brand new sales frameworks – just out of the Predictive Lab.
What we’re calling our “HOW” framework.
The framework is based on two private training sessions we delivered to Predictive clients in June and August where we mapped out all of the strategies and tactics for how best to sell the HERO Offer.
If you’ve not yet built your HERO offer – I encourage you to download Episode 28 because Erik and I broke down all of the components…and key questions to work through…for building your HERO offer from the ground up — and — how to price it strategically.
Alright – now let’s come back to today’s discussion.
Our goal for this episode is to share a framework for how to generate leads and sales for your hero offer.
Here’s how…
We’ll highlight the three roles within what we call the “Triangle of Sales”.
And — we’ll define “Transitional Moments” and how each role in the sales process needs a Transitional Moment to seamlessly move one of your prospects along in the process – without them feeling like they’re being moved along.
And – after highlighting each role – we’ll break each down into some core components including the goal for each role – and when done with excellence – your result outcome will be a “sales process”…not “sales activity.”
And because it’s a process…it becomes delegatable and scalable.
Lastly — before we dive in — why are we focusing on the “WHO,” “WHAT,” and “HOW” over the last several weeks in this 3-part series?
Because no matter how long you’ve been running your business — no matter how much experience you have — no matter how successful you’ve been — if we lose sight of the fundamentals…we lose our way and we start showing up as “buy more of my stuff.”
Whether by accident or not – when we show up that way — it feels like a whole lot of not awesome for your clients, prospects, and audience.
So – think of these “WHO, WHAT, HOW” episodes as The Starting Block.
What you will learn about in this episode of how to generate leads and sales:Erik Jensen is the chief strategy officer at Predictive and a co-owner. Predictive helps clients build their authority positions in the niche(s) they want to serve — and then — monetize that position in the form of a sales pipeline filled with a steady stream of right-fit clients.
But often — Erik has conversations with agency owners, business coaches, and consultants (that’s our tribe here at Predictive ROI) — and he’s asked questions like…
“How to attract clients to buy more of my stuff?”
And like we talked about in last week’s episode — anytime we let thoughts of “GETTING” our “LIST” to “BUY” — instead of being focused on helping our clients and prospects solve a business issue or challenge they care about … then our thoughts, words, and actions make it pretty clear that we’re more about selling for our benefit and not helping them for their benefit.
Okay — let’s put a pin in that for a second because what might seem like weird irony — as you’ll hear — the focus of my discussion with Erik is actually about selling.
Weird, right?
But — and it’s an important “but.”
It’s about offering your clients and prospects what we call the HERO Offer — because when you offer it in the right way, at the right time (and candidly — in most cases…you’ll be asked by someone to share the details of what’s included) — then offering up the HERO offer doesn’t feel like selling at all.
Because if you follow the recipe, Erik and I lay out today — you’ll learn how to attract clients and build your HERO Offer in such a way that it’s all about solving an important business issue for your client…not driving revenue for you.
And again — irony — that doesn’t mean your HERO offer is a loss-leader and not profitable. It’s profitable, strategically priced, and strategically linked with your full value ladder.
Okay — lastly — before we dive in — let’s quickly loop back to last week.
Erik and I discussed three variables as the starting point for solving the equation of increasing sales.
The first variable is WHO. We covered “WHO” last week in Episode 27. If you missed it — just go here.
The second variable is WHAT. That’s the HERO Offer and what we’ll cover today.
And the third variable is HOW, which will be our focus next week.
As always — we’ll share specific examples and helpful frameworks in full transparency.
Why are we focusing on these three fundamentals in these episodes?
Because no matter how long you’ve been running your business — no matter how much experience you have — no matter how successful you’ve been — if we lose sight of the fundamentals…we lose our way, and we start showing up as “buy more of my stuff.”
Whether by accident or not – when we show up that way — it feels like a whole lot of not awesome for your clients, prospects, and audience.
So – think of these “WHO, WHAT, HOW” episodes as the Starting Block.
What you will learn about in this episode on how to attract clients for your HERO Offer:Erik Jensen is the chief strategy officer at Predictive and a co-owner. Predictive helps clients build their authority positions in the niche(s) they want to serve — and then — monetize that position in the form of a sales pipeline filled with a steady stream of right-fit clients.
But often — Erik has conversations with agency owners, business coaches, and consultants (that’s our tribe here at Predictive ROI) — and the commonly asked questions are…
“How to attract your ideal client?”
“Hey — how do I get my list to buy more of my stuff.”
Here’s the reality — you can “get” your “list” to “buy your stuff.” What you CAN do is prove over and over again that you can help solve business issues and challenges they care about deeply.
So let’s reframe. Instead of the earlier question — we’d like you to consider three variables as the starting point for solving the equation of increasing sales.
The first variable is WHO.
The second variable is WHAT.
And the third variable is HOW.
Over the next three episodes of the podcast — Erik will join Stephen to work through the three variables of WHO — WHAT — and HOW they can work together to fill your sales pipeline.
We’re going to define each.
We’ll share specific examples in full transparency.
And — we’ll share any helpful frameworks along the way.
Why?
Because no matter how long you’ve been running your business — no matter how much experience you have — no matter how successful you’ve been — if we lose sight of the fundamentals…we lose our way, and we start showing up as “buy more of my stuff.”
Whether you show up that way by accident or not — it feels like a whole lot of not awesome for your clients and prospects.
Think of this episode as the “Starting Block” — it’s time to get set…here we go.
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