4 Steps To Create A Killer Value Proposition

[@kwikkerb08]

Keep the vids coming. I just found this channel. Thanks.

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[@Everyday_ploughman]

I am walking away with, "If you find yourself competing on price, you fail to articulate value". Many thanks

[@vijayas8007]

Wow found this best video on value proposition with good example along.. thanks Justin

[@hammerhead19able]

Thank you. I will be coming back to this video.

[@ZoomInformation]

You're welcome, Thor.

[@mattersofmadminds4182]

Nicely done, my dude... I'm busy figuring out my company's value proposition and this was an absolute gem to find... Immediately subscribed..

[@faisalsaeed7980]

same here

[@motterscfc2773]

I'm looking to start up my own online company and didn't realise how many steps there were to secure sales but this video has simplified that process. much appreciated

[@dylanm3519]

This is a terrible video. Who the hell cares about sales reps? We the normal people, trying to start small businesses want something that actually relates to us. This is like a sales pitch, and it sucks. I'm not buying what this guy is selling.

[@ZoomInformation]

Are you communicating value correctly in your sales efforts?

[@thechisensei]

makes a lot of sense. i do follow the 'value-based' pricing. this one is actually one way to put it. or actually is the same but in a different framework. :) thanks! :)

[@nuorahamy8839]

Sorry, but I can't see how one can calculate value as you put it (extra revenue minus cost) if what you're selling is something like tea or coffee!

[@momi5656]

plz the name music of the video :-)

[@carlosbenavides2408]

Gracias, me gusto mucho la organización para transmitir y contruir la oferta de valor

[@michaelwang8493]

Thank Justin. It is a very good methodology.

[@andreiirini4779]

Brilliant structure and plan!

[@awaisibrahim.]

This was really informative. Thanks for sharing

[@paulkasozi8564]

Thanks ...I liked it

[@ferryirawan2012]

great presentation.. how come only 400 subs ?

[@ZoomInformation]

Thank you! That number will definitely be going up as we produce a bunch more content in the near future.

[@BtrDaze]

Because he talks like Ben Stein

[@syung8754]

Sales rep. Spending too much time understanding their prospects? Know as much as you can about your prospect so you can appeal not just rationally but heart wise. Spend less time researching prospect and its a game of numbers and good wag.

[@tarakashliwal3719]

Nice

[@NickForsberg85]

I am working on creating a CVP right now and this was very valuable!

[@gonzalosossa7437]

Thanks my man, loved the lesson. took serious notes. I'll get back with results

[@Mrconcretecoatings]

Very good

[@julieparkerpracticesuccess]

So useful. Thank you!

[@tylert8455]

Any tips/advice for the above for a service that is of at no cost to the client?

[@ZoomInformation]

Sure! Can you be more specific on your question regarding "cost to the client?"

[@professordrabhijitsayamber2299]

Om pure and u

[@adanmachika2866]

Nice

[@samhicks29]

I'm applying this to my small hipcamp business. Trying to stand out, and grow.

[@munyaticonsulting5492]

Best Value proposition video i have watched so far

[@rutendozhakata]

Thanks

[@manuelamoraesacanal]

That was AMAZING, thank you so much!!

[@mid2k]

Absolutely loved the video! Thanks!

[@byronpop2]

This guy is such a clear communicator himself.

[@DouglasLee9]

Great value proposition video! Way to break it down

[@djpete2009]

Killer session! Two thumbs up.

[@imommtube]

clear, precise and concise, thanks a lot

[@haroldlabarca4268]

simple and profitable!!!

[@pokerclothing6928]

keep the videos coming!!

[@Motivation-gz7gy]

Well explained. Thank you

[@ijazfx]

Awesome!

[@ZoomInformation]

Happy you found Justin's Value Proposition outline helpful!

[@dontflinchguy]

Excellent information here, shared in a clear and concise way!

[@Ludvio]

this is a nice sweater

[@faris_zaman]

Thanks for sharing!

[@crisistocrushinit8832]

Very informative, thanking for this.

[@eshetutessema963]

Banker. Quality vid and excellent perspective. Saw it twice. Are there similar contents or presentation working on values of retail or community banks?

[@dominicfernando6735]

Great stuff Thanks

[@GortonaGaming]

Super helpful, thx!

[@evanvink8700]

Thanks for this!

[@vonputtkamer1673]

Great channel

[@phillip_jacobs]

Amazing Vid!!!

[@sunsirisin4130]

GOLD content

[@hunter0940]

Good Video!

[@johnbee3187]

Thanks

[@Ancientkathayen]

Superb

[@BtrDaze]

Bueller..bueller...bueller 😴😴😴

[@ZoomInformation]

Wait, what? Please expand.

[@BtrDaze]

DiscoverOrg watch Ferris buellers day off. He has the same voice as his teacher.

[@gabrielasanchez-vega3859]

So useful! Thanks

[@ZoomInformation]

Glad it helped, Gabriela.

[@TheChristopherBlake1]

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A few tips to make it better:
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12mins is to long to get complete
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