9 easy hacks to build a B2B SaaS sales engine for startups. Least time, max output.
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2 min readMay 12, 2019
The value of a startup’s B2B SaaS product lies in the product quality and the repeatable sales engine. Managers should carve out a working model to bring the product in market.
Ideally this should be a method that can be transferred to new team members and also be able to scale.
Here is a simple and perhaps effective model which you can have a think about when building your SaaS engine.
- First off, you are in luck, SaaS is one of the easiest sell out there.
- Book a meeting, ask your user how they currently perform the task your product solves, then share you are excited to share how your product solves problem X for the user.
- Do a demo, explain the motivation of why you first built the product.
- Keep the demo short and succinct, keep iterate by asking user input on your product and how the task is usually performed without the product.
- Gauge customer’s reaction, if they seem to be excited by the product = no need to give discount.
- Else if the user remains passive, probe by asking how is the buying decision is usually made, keep offering to demo the product to the senior figure.
- Seal the deal on the spot by signing off electronic contracts immediately.
- Leave with a scheduled next step in getting a purchase order.
- Use a consultative approach to listen and guide the user into micro-commitments.
It is all about making the small decisions that make the client realize — ‘wow this could actually help me’.
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