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Triggers 101Events
Tibor Shanto
bit.ly/Renbor-SSU
Tibor Shanto• Principal – Renbor Sales
Solutions Inc.• B2B New Business Acquisition• Focus on Execution• Helping companies and
individuals succeed and sell better by delivering results rather than just completing tasks.
(800) 661-8760
www.SellBetter.ca
www.SellBetter.ca
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“The two most important requirements for major success are: first, being in the right place at the right time,
and second, doing something about it.” Ray Kroc, Founding CEO, McDonalds
• Today is first of two• Background• What are Triggers• Triggers – 101 – Events• Actioning Events
Triggers
• Trigger – Cause that leads to Effect, more specifically a reaction or response
Background
School
• Trigger – Cause that leads to Effect, more specifically a reaction or response
Background
• Trigger – Cause that leads to Effect, more specifically a reaction or response
Background
• Joe Sugarman – Direct Marketing pioneer
"Direct Marketing Man of the Year" in 1979• Discovered “Triggers”
Triggers in Sales
• Basic – Entry Level Triggers
Trigger Events
Buying Modes
StatusQuo
Window of Dissatisfaction™
SearchingAlternatives
Happy with Status Quo
Not Searching For Alternatives
Unhappy with Status Quo
Not Searching For Alternatives
Unhappy with Status Quo
Searching For Alternatives
Timing and Value
Val
ue
Valu
e
Your ValueCurrent Supplier’s ValueThe Nearest Competitors Value
StatusQuo
Window of Dissatisfaction™
SearchingAlternatives
Valu
e
Perceived Values
Timing and Selling
Higher Close Ratio
Higher Prices
Lower Close Ratio
Lower Prices
Window of Dissatisfaction™
SearchingAlternatives
Valu
e Valu
e
Reference
Timing and Selling
Core Peripheral
Loyal
80% of Profit
Referrals
Disloyal
80% of Headaches20% of Headaches
20% of Profit
Window of Dissatisfaction™
SearchingAlternatives
• So, what takes someone who is in Status Quo on Monday into the Window of Dissatisfaction™ on Tuesday?
• The answer is simple: They experienced an Event that Triggers their Dissatisfaction.
Actual Experience no longer exceeds Expectations
Happy and not looking –
Unhappy but not yet looking
Trigger Event
• Status Quo is your
competition• Action Follows Action –
Inaction Follows Inaction• Perception is Reality
Trigger Event
Altered Perception
1. Bad Experiences
Products, people, providers
2. Change / Transition
People, places, priorities
3. Awareness
Legal, risk avoidance, economics
Trigger Events
How Triggers Unfold
How Triggers Unfold
How Triggers Unfold
• Take steps today to be the first person a decision maker calls when they experience a Trigger Event?
Leveraging Trigger Events
• Lost DealTells us what to avoid
Reduces risk – slightly
Improves Timing
Accelerates Cycle
Leveraging Experience
• Won Deals Tells us what to look
for, move towards
Increases Results–
Reduces time to deal – measurably
Improves Timing
• No Decision Tells us who/what to
avoid
Improves Time Allocation
Improves Timing
Increases Results
Greatest opportunity for ROE
• Who you want to focus on – Customer demographics – Size of the business– Title and background of the decision-maker
• Identify the people you want to build a relationship with at similar companies—before they experience a Trigger Event—
• Be well-positioned to become the first person they reach out to when they do
• Achieve status of Go To Person (Emotional Favorite).
Your ROI
Poll
• Are you currently tracking:– Executive movement– Corporate events– Market thresholds– All of above– Other
Example: CFO
• New CFO’s will make a measurable change to their existing office supply contract sometime between day 91 – 180 on the job
• Set Triggers
Sources
Example: CFO Changes
• New CFO’s will make a measurable change to their existing office supply contract sometime between day 91 – 180 on the job
• Set Triggers• What are they doing first 90 days?
The Big Question
• How can you avoid drinking from a fire hose?
Challenges
• Information Overload• Lack of Completeness• Lack of Actionability• Lack of Relevance• Lag time• Lost Productivity
Sales Focused Tools
Carol
Domino Effect
ExecutiveChange
John
Opportunity #1
Opportunity #2
Opportunity #3Tim?
Opportunity #4
Example
• Standard Referrals don’t work• You need to connect with people who are: “In The
Know” when a decision maker experiences• People who are in a position to put you in front of
someone who has or about to experience a Trigger Event
Referrals 2.0
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Referral Network 2.0
• Planning• Time Allocation
– For example (not a recommendation):• 50% - Window of Dissatisfaction• 35% - Status Quo• 15% - Searching For Alternatives
• Increasing Velocity
Leveraging Trigger Event
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Join us April 21, at 1:00 pm Easternfor the second webinar in the series:
Advanced Triggers – A Proactive Approach to Client
Acquisition
What’s in Your Pipeline?
Thank you!
Tibor ShantoRenbor Sales Solutions Inc.
Phone:+1 416 822-7781E-mail: [email protected]: www.sellbetter.ca/blogtwitter.com/renbor
bit.ly/Renbor-SSU
What’s in Your Pipeline?
Thank you!
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Questions!?!
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