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How to Design an Offer Consulting Clients Will Love

Consulting Matters

If so, you're gonna love today's training on how to design consulting offers.that convert. I also want to talk about the difference between B2C offers and B2B offers. Meaning a B2B business is a business that's positioned to help an organization. That is a B2B consulting business. This is what's exciting.

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How to Create a "What I Do" Statement That Impresses Potential Clients [On-Air Coaching with J. Kyle Howard]

Consulting Matters

During our chat, I tell J that he needs to identify whether he is a B2B or B2C consultant or coach - this will determine how he positions himself and answers the dreaded "What do you do?" Links: Download our FREE guides and training on how to position yourself as an expert consultant and coach: [link].

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B2B sales will never be the same

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In the B2B space, where relationships reign supreme, sales organizations found effective and efficient ways to conduct business with a digital-first approach that’s efficient, effective, and won’t go away any time soon. B2B sellers understand they need to change yet face challenges to creating successful digital-first sales experiences.

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Consulting Jargon

Tom Spencer

The need for clarity, however, has not prevented consultants from developing an industry jargon all of their own, which can sometimes be pretty incomprehensible to industry outsiders. B2B: Stands for “business to business” and indicates that a business is aiming to sell to other businesses rather than to end consumers.

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Consulting Jargon 101

Tom Spencer

The irony, though, is that consultants have gone on to develop an industry jargon which is often completely incomprehensible to industry outsiders. B2B: Stands for “business to business” and indicates that a business is aiming to sell to other businesses rather than to end consumers. On the beach: In between assignments.

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Replacing the Sales Funnel with the Sales Flywheel

Harvard Business

All of these examples are B2C. If your business is B2C, the train is about to leave the station. If you’re B2B, the train is parked in the station, but it’s leaving soon. You hired and trained “I-shaped” employees who could dive deep into a specific domain.

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Ban These 5 Words From Your Corporate Values Statement

Harvard Business

Several words always come up in practically every discussion, no matter if the company is a large enterprise or a small business, B2B or a B2C, product or service, new or established. Things like organization design, training, improved processes, and new shared metrics and performance standards are.).

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