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How to Get a "Yes!" to Your Proposal

Selling Energy

Why might your prospect be willing to say “yes” to taking on a proposed energy solution? Is it about saving energy? Saving money? Saving carbon? Something else?

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Danger, Danger! The Pitfalls of Premature Proposals

SalesProInsider

And in listening to the stories of these new couples, no matter how they initially met, there was time, shared experiences, and getting to know each other before the engagement proposal. Premature Proposals Lead to Broken Engagements. How to Know if It’s Time for a Proposal. An Opportunity or an Assignment? What to Do Instead.

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6-Slide Proposal

KO Advantage Group

The proposal in the sales process is the last moment we get to bridge our relationships from prospects to clients. Why do so many people confuse this document with everything that a proposal shouldn't be, or send it through the worst possible way "I'll email you something". Here are the slides that go into the 6-slide proposal.

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Technical Appendix of Your Proposal

Selling Energy

Yesterday, I wrote about why you should avoid discussing the technical aspects of your efficiency projects and instead consider how your prospect might be emotionally drawn to your project.

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Uncover Compelling Non-Energy Benefits for Your Products and Services

Selling Energy

In selling efficiency, there are three main “value categories” that you can bring to the table when proposing a project: utility-cost financial benefits; non-utility-cost financial benefits; and, non-financial benefits.

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Are you ready to ‘receive’? more money?

Bernadette McClelland

Proposal iterations and. And to those of you for whom this rings a bell, I am going to challenge you to be more aware of the language you use around selling, prospecting, negotiating, asking for the business and achieving (or overachieving) targets and encourage you to reassess your wording as a first step. Demonstrations.

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How to Present a Winning One-Page Proposal

Selling Energy

For this reason, you need to make a thoughtfully drafted one-page proposal a no-exceptions best practice. It’s the document that gets your prospect motivated to move forward. Concise communication is a key ingredient in any winning sales process.