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Closing B2B Sales for Government
Closing B2B Sales for Government
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How do you sell a product to the government?
Sell to government Step 1: Learn about government contracting. Determine if selling to the government is right for you. Understand ways you can sell. ... Step 2: Compete for a contract. Become eligible and pursue contracting opportunities. ... Step 3: Manage your contract. Meet requirements and stay in good standing.
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What products does the government buy?
What does the government buy? The government buys a variety of products and services used to serve the public - everything from military aircraft, construction and highway maintenance equipment, buildings, and livestock, to research, education, and training.
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Does the government buy what I sell?
Every federal government purchase between $10,000 and $250,000 is automatically set aside for small businesses, as long as there are at least two companies that can provide the product or service at a fair and reasonable price. You must be certified as a small business to be eligible to compete for set-aside contracts.
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Is government contracting B2B?
Business to government (B2G) is the sale and marketing of goods and services to federal, state, or local agencies. In modern lingo, there are three basic business models: business to consumer (B2C), business to business (B2B), and business to government (B2G).
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How do you close in B2B sales?
One way to close in B2B sales is by showing your prospects your product in action. In your pitch, you addressed your customer's pain points. Now ask them how they plan to use your product for their company. Imagining your product in their hands moves them closer to making that deal.
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How can I sell products to the government?
Sell to government Step 1: Learn about government contracting. Determine if selling to the government is right for you. Understand ways you can sell. ... Step 2: Compete for a contract. Become eligible and pursue contracting opportunities. ... Step 3: Manage your contract. Meet requirements and stay in good standing.
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What are the easiest government contracts to get?
The U.S. federal government is made up of 15 different executive departments and hundreds of federal agencies and commissions – meaning there is no shortage of government contracting opportunities. The easiest federal government contracts to win are often larger contract vehicles, such as GSA Schedule contracts.
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Is government considered B2B?
Unlike B2B, which involves interactions between businesses, B2G transactions involve the exchange of goods and services between private companies and government entities. The B2G sector covers a wide range of industries, each with its unique set of challenges and opportunities.
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selling to other businesses can be both lucrative and rewarding but it can also be really tough if you're not showing value a business prospect is always thinking one thing when talking to salespeople is this person creating value for me if not then you're done in this video I'm going to share with you five tips to close more b2b sales check it out number one clarify your value proposition when someone asked you what you do you absolutely must have a quick and rehearsed response when you start a call do you know exactly how to describe what you do if not you're dead in the water it's time to actually script out and memorize your value proposition it is by the way the only part of your business from a sales perspective that you have to actually memorize number to focus on their challenges most salespeople in a b2b space are still selling the features and benefits of their products or services but the problem is is that prospects don't buy features and benefits anymore there was a time when this worked but no longer prospects now buy solutions to their challenges so if there's no challenge then there is no sale it is time to start seeking to really understand their challenges and what's going on in their world number three get face to face there's been a big movement towards inside sales forces and I think in some cases that can be fine because it is very efficient but for companies that are still selling expensive products or services I mean the high-end products or services that really require a serious investment you absolutely must get face to face with your prospects you may think that's old school but actually it's new school because most of your competitors are still trying to close sales on the phone or without getting face to face it's time to set a ball to eyeball with a prospect and what you'll find is that you're going to increase your close rate many times over just get in the car or on that plane and don't worry about those expenses out there and meet your prospects face to face number four be proud of your premium pricing low price does not make good prospects want to buy low price makes the worst kinds of prospects want to buy own your premium price point in the market it's not about dropping your price because a good prospect doesn't care about your price they care about the value that you're providing to them so instead of focusing on price focus on the real value that you provide to your customers and your clients number five offer three option proposals so what I mean by that is that every single proposal should have three different options most of your competitors and probably the person watching this video right now is used to just providing one option to a prospect but just one option is very limiting in terms of the possibilities that a prospect can choose from and by the way even if you've done a very good job in discovery finding out really what the prospect needs you still don't know which option the prospect is going to choose so what you want to have is one more basic option which means the most inexpensive option that will still solve the problem still not low price but inexpensive compared to your other options the second option is going to be right in the middle mid level and the third option is really premium it's probably way outside of their budget but you never know sometimes they go for that option and at the very least what it's going to do is set the value for what you're actually offering so this will do two things it will lower the number of times that you actually get shopped around because you've provided some context and it's also going to lead to much bigger sales because you're going to be surprised that some of your prospects will actually go for that third option so there are five tips to closing more b2b sales I want to hear from you which of those ideas did you find most useful be sure to share below in the comment section and I will respond to every single comment that I can get to and if you enjoyed this video just click right here in order to get a free e-book on twenty five tips to crush your sales goals seriously it's an amazing book and it's free so just click right here and you'll get it in your inbox right away also if you got some value out of this video please like it on YouTube because that really helps me out and finally don't forget to subscribe to my youtube video by clicking right here to get access to a new video just like this one each week
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