Mark Kitz
Oct 9, 20231 min
At what point during a meeting with a potential client should you share pricing? Listening and learning will provide the guidance you need...
Have you shared pricing in a client meeting and got a negative reaction? It is likely that the client does not yet see the value of your solution.
Once you have some critical information including the following, you will be better prepared to “position” the value your solution provides...
Challenges the client is facing
Goals they are trying to achieve
What solution(s) they have tried before and how it went
How resolving the challenge or achieving the goal impacts their business
Part of what you are trying to do is get the client to compare your pricing to the value your solution creates instead of comparing your pricing to a competitor. For example, if the client has a $500,000 “gain” by achieving the goal they have in mind and your solution costs $5,000...how does that sound?
Plan some of the questions you want to ask, be patient and you will find yourself better positioned to close more deals!
Marc Kitz, Sales Coach
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