Welcome to the first episode of our four-part podcast series, diving deep into the realm of Sales Execution with a specialized focus on regulated industries. Join us in this insightful conversation with Genius Drive as we explore the intricacies of sales execution within regulated sectors, unraveling the dynamics, strategies for customer success, and the unique elements that set us apart – known as the Power of 3.
The Power of 3: A Threefold Strategy
Our VP of Marketing and Sales, Craig Nelson, kicks off the discussion by introducing the Power of 3, a cornerstone of Triptych's sales execution approach. Craig explains, "We named it the Power of 3 to ensure everyone understands the value we offer our clients. It involves grasping the buyer's needs, continually delivering value, and ensuring they recognize the value provided."
Craig's Viewpoint: "Customers want assurance that you're not just pushing a product or service; you are dedicated to understanding their requirements, consistently delivering value, and guaranteeing they see its worth in the end. The Power of 3 embodies this approach to achieving customer success."
Achieving Customer Success in Regulated Fields
Genius Drive and Triptych delve into the complexities of operating within regulated industries. Craig shares Triptych's experience in healthcare and finance, highlighting the importance of tailoring approaches, adhering to regulations, and being flexible. He emphasizes, "In a world where risks and rewards go hand in hand, selling the wrong product to the wrong place can lead to serious consequences. Our content management procedures and timestamping ensure compliance and help mitigate risks."
Craig's Stance: "It's not about offering personalized content; it's about doing so while meeting regulatory standards. We've witnessed the outcomes of getting it right – not only ensuring compliance but also fostering trust with clients in regulated sectors."
Focus on Successful Sales Strategies
The conversation shifts towards identifying qualities that define successful sales strategies. Craig highlights how enablement has evolved, emphasizing the move from content to focusing on adding value to each interaction. He mentions, "Sales strategies revolve around day-to-day operations, ensuring each interaction is valuable and aligns with the customer journey."
Craig's Perspective: "It's not about creating static content; it's about empowering sellers, customer success teams, and all customer-facing individuals to consistently deliver value. The real winners are those who grasp the significance of execution in each interaction."
The Concrete Advantages of Sales Execution
Craig discusses the benefits that come from effective sales execution, emphasizing perks such as time saved for customer-facing teams and an uptick in deal flow. The conversation shifts to the utilization of digital tracking for ongoing analysis and enhancement. Craig emphasizes, "Sales execution transcends deal closures; it involves grasping what works, what doesn't, and adjusting in real time."
Craig's Take: "Digital tracking provides us with insights. We can spot trends, comprehend user actions, and make informed decisions to continually refine our strategies. It's about being adaptable and responsive throughout the customer journey."
A Peek into the Future: Evaluating Risks and Rewards
To round out the episode, Craig introduces a notion – the risk-reward assessment. This program offers organizations a 20-minute consultation to delve into their marketing and sales hurdles. Craig said, "We are happy to schedule a call to talk about their issues, focusing on improving processes and integrating automation."
Craig's Offer: "We recognize that companies encounter challenges. The risk-reward evaluation allows them to discover how Triptych's sales execution method can meet their requirements and enhance their customer success tactics."
As we move forward with the podcast series, we welcome you to come along on this insightful journey into the world of Sales Execution and the unique strategies tailored for success in regulated industries.
Cameron Schulz : November 11, 2021 at 12:16 PM