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Institut for Produktion og Ledelse Danmarks Tekniske Universitet John Heebøll Greenhouse+ Sales and Marketing AGENDA Pre-sales Checklist Pricing Unique Selling Point The Bumblebee Syndrome An Essay on Selling The Complete Salesman m/w Selling is Hard Fun

Institut for Produktion og Ledelse Danmarks Tekniske Universitet John Heebøll Greenhouse+ Pre-sales Check-list Adequate domain knowledge? Do you know how to do business in your market? Market preconditions Technology (FTO, embargo, etc) Laws (CE, FDA approvals etc.) Standards Customs rules Company preconditions Ready to produce? Ready to communicate? Ready to serve? Can you afford this?

Institut for Produktion og Ledelse Danmarks Tekniske Universitet John Heebøll Greenhouse+ Gastroprocess Technologies Ltd.

Institut for Produktion og Ledelse Danmarks Tekniske Universitet John Heebøll Greenhouse+ Gastroprocess Technologies Ltd.

Institut for Produktion og Ledelse Danmarks Tekniske Universitet John Heebøll Greenhouse+ Gastrotechnologies Ltd. Adequate domain knowledge? Do you know how to do business in your market? Yes. A super skilled senior CEO hired Market preconditions Early partnering with professional consulting engineers within design and construction of machinery for the food- processing industry Company preconditions Ready to produce ? Yes via partnering with equipment manufacturer Ready to communicate ? Yes via CEO and site and redirected telephone etc. Ready to serve ? Yes via partnering with consulting engineering company Can you afford this? Yes through a capital expansion with new private investors

Institut for Produktion og Ledelse Danmarks Tekniske Universitet John Heebøll Greenhouse+ Pricing: Two questions to answer: 1. Your quantified value proposition 2. Pricing standards in the market The Newbee’s pitfalls: relating price to production costs. competing on price The basic ethics: A good deal is mutually beneficial to seller and buyer. This defines the price

Institut for Produktion og Ledelse Danmarks Tekniske Universitet John Heebøll Greenhouse+ Value Creation Quantified value creation Net Present Value (NPV) of investment. Include switching costs etc. in calculation CASE Perceived value creation New opportunities Product innovation, new products, better products Radical gearing: really amazing improvements Increased competitive position Prestige, branding, ethics Fear and anxiety:

Institut for Produktion og Ledelse Danmarks Tekniske Universitet John Heebøll Greenhouse+ Why Buy Your Product Because your value proposition is extraordinary! What are you selling: 1.A valuable solution to a problem Quality Warranty, accessibility Pre- and afters sales services 2.The additionals: Newsletters, discounts on updates and new/ products. So why buy? Because QVP >> your customer’s min. ROI demands Because 1+2 >> than your competitors’ => You have created your USP = Unique Selling Proposition

Institut for Produktion og Ledelse Danmarks Tekniske Universitet John Heebøll Greenhouse+ The Bumblebee Syndrome 1 1.You are new in the market. Nobody knows you 2.You have limited ressources and no staying power 3.You are unexperienced. You do things differently 4.Your customers are loyal to your competitors 5.There is so much noise out there 6.You’re so small and vulnerable So what makes you think, you can fly?

Institut for Produktion og Ledelse Danmarks Tekniske Universitet John Heebøll Greenhouse+ The Bumblebee Syndrome 2 1.Find a niche where your USP is BIG 2.Know more about your customer than your customer does 3.Focus on sales and customers (while consolidating the base) 4.Match your customer in competencies and knowledge. If the decision maker is a M.Sc, then so is your salesman.

Institut for Produktion og Ledelse Danmarks Tekniske Universitet John Heebøll Greenhouse+ On Selling 1.It is extremely costly 2.The cheapest sale is the re-sale 3.Precondition for re-sale is customer loyalty 4.Precondition for customer loyalty is a positive experience throughout the sales process and beyond = high etics X attention 5.Sales technique: create an expectation – then make an offer (Essentials of seduction) 6.Get your customers acceptance of assumptions 7.No good salesman can do this if the value creation is questionable.

Institut for Produktion og Ledelse Danmarks Tekniske Universitet John Heebøll Greenhouse+ The Complete salesman 1.A salesman is NOT a lower lifeform 2.Extrovert, proactive 3.Basicly honest 4.Professionally competent 5.Obsessed with the customer’s problems and in solving them while creating values – for the customer, for your company and for himself. 6.Self-propelled and self contained

Institut for Produktion og Ledelse Danmarks Tekniske Universitet John Heebøll Greenhouse+ SUMMARY 1.Selling is fun 2.Selling is difficult 3.Selling is expensive 4.Selling is a precondition for succes 5.Selling is priority A1 6.Selling requires empathy 7.Selling requires diplomacy 8.Get your priorities right: failing to sell is one of the most frequent causes for bankrupcy