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Clone of How to Stand Out From The Competition (When Everyone’s the Same)

Account Manager Tips

A single value proposition can’t appeal to all your clients. A differentiated value proposition is the first step of transforming ideas into results. Adapted from: Maximizing Value Propositions to Increase Project Success Rates Remember: you don’t have to be the best. Bain B2B Elements of Value.

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Best Ways to Stand Out From Competitors When They’re All the Same

Account Manager Tips

When clients say "price" they really mean value How to differentiate through value Steps to stand out from the competition World Letter Writing Day Workshop: How to successfully execute a negotiation strategy In other news Quote of the week. A differentiated value proposition is the first step of transforming ideas into results.

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The Importance of Co-Creating Value with Every Strategic Customer

Account Manager Tips

ne the value potential of the solution for customers. Use of knowledge management systems and learning with customers Provide value proposition for the customer's network. By the way, check out my interview with Phil in which he shares the 12 Tenets of Account Management. ts and sacri?ces.

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Fighting a war on two fronts – why some of Key Account Management’s biggest battles are internal

Mercuri International

Most people think that the biggest challenge for a Key Account Manager is the need to understand their account but is this all that is needed? In most cases no; a good KAM also spends time internally trying to win over the expertise and resources they need to serve their customer. References: Ramstedt, C.

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Transcript of Interview between Harvey Dunham, Managing Director – Strategy & Marketing at SAMA, & Adrian Davis

Whetstone

But I guess the key advice, Harvey, would be exactly where you started: the perception of value. I think a lot of us, when we talk about our value proposition or our unique selling proposition, our differentiated value, we tend to think inside out. ” Like we’re closed for business, period.