AimMarket and offer
Who you sell to, what you sell them, and why they buy.
Choose the market, offer and price.
Research and score every account.
The framework
Six moves every company makes to win and keep customers, in the order a buyer travels. In each one, agents do the running and people make the calls.
Who you sell to, what you sell them, and why they buy.
Choose the market, offer and price.
Research and score every account.
Getting found, trusted and chosen.
Set the point of view.
Turn one idea into a campaign.
Every lead tracked, scored and routed.
Design the rules once.
Keep data clean, route every lead.
Moving buyers to a decision faster.
Hold the conversations, press send.
Draft every follow-up, on time.
Showing value fast after the sale.
Run the relationship.
Watch usage, flag who is stuck.
Growing revenue from the clients you have.
Make the offer and close it.
Spot who is ready to grow.
Agents research, draft, watch and keep the records clean. People make the calls, hold the conversations and press send.
Aim sits at the top. The right side brings buyers in: Earn, then Route. Close sits at the bottom, the moment a deal becomes closed won. The left side keeps and grows customers: Prove, then Grow, which feeds the next Aim.
Two weeks. I score all six areas against your own data, fix the worst gaps, and hand you a 90-day plan. US$7,500, fixed, credited in full against the build.
You pick only the areas you need.
For each area: I set it up once, run it for you every month, or agents watch it every day and you get what changed and what to do next.
I set it up once, and it's yours.
I run it for you every month.
Agents watch it every day, and each month you get what changed and what to do next.
Two weeks, a fixed price, and everything you receive works without me.
Agent view
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