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Understand the Value You Offer to Your Customer

Holden Advisors

Let’s say you offer expedited delivery from raw materials to your manufacturing customers. Always look for new ways that your customers might use your product or for other stakeholders that might benefit from your solutions. Let’s say procurement says, “to win this deal, you need to give me a 20% discount."

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How Construction, IT and Manufacturing Industries Can Capitalize on CRM

SuperOffice

But for businesses in construction, IT and manufacturing, there are additional aspects of CRM that can make daily tasks simple. CRM for Manufacturing. With the threat of deadlines looming, competition breathing down your neck and impatient corporate stakeholders, the pressure can be enough to topple even the best data management plans.

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The Four Buying Influences to Identify in Manufacturing Sales

Miller Heiman Group

In the past, manufacturing sellers could succeed by working with one or two decision-makers, developing friendships with handshake deals were agreed upon at the ballgame, on the golf course or during extravagant dinners. Yet many manufacturers struggle to coach their sellers on how to identify these buying influences.

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What Millennial Sellers Need to Know to Succeed in Manufacturing

Miller Heiman Group

Even more telling is that only 39% of manufacturing organizations feel as though they have the talent to succeed in the future and just 20% assess why their top performers are successful. As the existing manufacturing sales force retires , more millennials enter a field that looks very different from what their mentors grew.

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Servitization: How to Empower Sales to Drive Growth, Loyalty and Value

Showpad

Historically, large manufacturers have used third parties to provide services like break-fix and routine maintenance. However, in recent years there has been a trend towards servitization, where manufacturers are beginning to offer additional services of increasing sophistication. Stage Two: Embracing the Upsell Approach.

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From Specialists to Generalists: How to Monetise Servitization and Complex Product Portfolios

Showpad

There’s little doubt that sales at manufacturing companies are becoming more complex. In parallel, contracts including a service element, such as repair or AI-enabled insights, are becoming more common as servitization of manufacturing is embraced.

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Find the right CRM Strategy for your Industry

Insightly

Proposal and Engagement Management: The consulting proposal process can be complex, involving multiple stakeholders and iterations. CRM strategy for manufacturing firms Margins are tight in manufacturing, so firms know they need every edge to compete and success.

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