Comments on: Questions to Qualify the Sale http://frontofficebox.com/2010/01/28/questions-to-qualify-the-sale/ Sales Management Strategies, Tactics, and Sales Probability Process Management Sun, 07 Aug 2011 18:39:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Sales Qualification – Why and How to Qualify Sales Opportunities | Front Office Box http://frontofficebox.com/2010/01/28/questions-to-qualify-the-sale/#comment-1685 Sales Qualification – Why and How to Qualify Sales Opportunities | Front Office Box Fri, 18 Jun 2010 01:42:21 +0000 http://frontofficebox.com/?p=3370#comment-1685 [...] Questions to Qualify the Sale [...] [...] Questions to Qualify the Sale [...]

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]]> By: stevensreeves http://frontofficebox.com/2010/01/28/questions-to-qualify-the-sale/#comment-1118 stevensreeves Fri, 29 Jan 2010 22:40:33 +0000 http://frontofficebox.com/?p=3370#comment-1118 Hi Michel thanks for taking the time to read my post and comment. I'm very familiar with the problem you describe. To my mind price is the one thing we should spend time training people to cope with, and from what I see, the coaches and authors never do. <br><br>I have written a couple of pieces on price here, but you've inspired to make a bigger project out of it. f you'd like to help me focus my pricing articles on some real life challenges please suggest some. Direction is always more useful than inspiration when it comes to writing stuff others might want to read :-)<br><br><br>In the software business price gets to be enormously complex, because there's no marginal cost so the answer gets to be whatever the customer will pay is acceptable. But of course the professional will always get a better price than the amateur, from the same customer and for the same deal.<br><br>I've always encouraged sales guys to talk money as early as possible in the sales process, if possible establishing at the first call what the cost expectations are, where the money's coming from, and what will justify the spend e.g ROI.<br><br>I Hi Michel thanks for taking the time to read my post and comment. I'm very familiar with the problem you describe. To my mind price is the one thing we should spend time training people to cope with, and from what I see, the coaches and authors never do.

I have written a couple of pieces on price here, but you've inspired to make a bigger project out of it. f you'd like to help me focus my pricing articles on some real life challenges please suggest some. Direction is always more useful than inspiration when it comes to writing stuff others might want to read :-)

In the software business price gets to be enormously complex, because there's no marginal cost so the answer gets to be whatever the customer will pay is acceptable. But of course the professional will always get a better price than the amateur, from the same customer and for the same deal.

I've always encouraged sales guys to talk money as early as possible in the sales process, if possible establishing at the first call what the cost expectations are, where the money's coming from, and what will justify the spend e.g ROI.

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