
This practical 4-hour course, taught by John Kim, shows you how to build customer-specific value propositions, the core of B2B sales. You start with the decision-making structure of the Buying Center and move on to quantitative value propositions based on ROI and TCO. Four modules (Value Discovery, Value Proposition, Value Defense and Action Plan) build well-rounded B2B sales skills. Through real cases, you practice handling price resistance and negotiating, which directly improves B2B sales results. The curriculum is backed by Nanum Consulting’s training experience with 50+ major corporations and institutions.
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Designed for practitioners and leaders in companies and institutions that need marketing and sales capabilities. Especially recommended for organizations aiming to understand the decision-making structure and persuasion points of each B2B Buying Center role.
What will you learn?
- Understand the decision-making structure and persuasion points of each B2B Buying Center role
- Build quantitative, ROI- and TCO-based value propositions and handle price resistance more effectively
Curriculum
- Value selling in practice: comparing successful and failed cases
- Developing customer pain hypotheses and insights
- KPI analysis by B2B Buying Center role
- Exercise: write pain-point diagnostic questions for each customer
- Comparing decision-making patterns by region and customer segment
- Drawing key insights: “Pain hypothesis – joint validation – value validation”
- Why Change? / Why You? / Why Now? framework
- Designing a mix of functional, financial, and emotional value (TVO)
- Quantifying value with the Value Word Equation (VWE)
- Mapping the Buyer Benefit Stack to each decision-maker
- Exercise: write a 30-second pitch
- Value Proposition Canvas workshop
- (Linking customer Jobs, Pains, and Gains)
- Understanding buyer psychology and social styles (Driver, Analytical, etc.)
- Four steps for handling “it’s too expensive”: reframe with questions, redefine TCO, present evidence, make conditional concessions
- Win-win negotiation structure and ZOPA (Zone of Possible Agreement) analysis
- Exercise: write a script for handling price objections
- Simulation: three-way negotiation role-play (buyer vs. sales vs. technical)
- ROI-based value persuasion logic and building a pilot proposal
- Managing customer success through KPIs (OEE, MTBF, installation time, etc.)
- Designing cadence (communication cycles) and running QBRs
- Writing performance reports based on customer KPIs
- Analyzing long-term partnership success stories
- Exercise: design a follow-up action plan
- Language and timing for keeping relationships strong, by customer type
Expected results / After the course
- Shifting from price-driven to value-driven selling
- Hands-on practice applying a customer-centered Value Proposition Canvas
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B2B Value Proposition
The B2B Value Proposition course is a practical 4-hour program with John Kim that teaches, step by step, how to build customer-specific value propositions, the core of B2B sales. Buyin
- Understand the decision-making structure and persuasion points of each B2B Buying Center role
- Build quantitative, ROI- and TCO-based value propositions and handle price resistance more effectively
- Shifting from price-driven to value-driven selling
- Hands-on practice applying a customer-centered Value Proposition Canvas
- Value selling in practice: comparing successful and failed cases
- Developing customer pain hypotheses and insights
- KPI analysis by B2B Buying Center role
- Exercise: write pain-point diagnostic questions for each customer
- Comparing decision-making patterns by region and customer segment
- Drawing key insights: “Pain hypothesis – joint validation – value validation”
- Why Change? / Why You? / Why Now? framework
- Designing a mix of functional, financial, and emotional value (TVO)
- Quantifying value with the Value Word Equation (VWE)
- Mapping the Buyer Benefit Stack to each decision-maker
- Exercise: write a 30-second pitch
- Value Proposition Canvas workshop
- (Linking customer Jobs, Pains, and Gains)
- Understanding buyer psychology and social styles (Driver, Analytical, etc.)
- Four steps for handling “it’s too expensive”: reframe with questions, redefine TCO, present evidence, make conditional concessions
- Win-win negotiation structure and ZOPA (Zone of Possible Agreement) analysis
- Exercise: write a script for handling price objections
- Simulation: three-way negotiation role-play (buyer vs. sales vs. technical)
- ROI-based value persuasion logic and building a pilot proposal
- Managing customer success through KPIs (OEE, MTBF, installation time, etc.)
- Designing cadence (communication cycles) and running QBRs
- Writing performance reports based on customer KPIs
- Analyzing long-term partnership success stories
- Exercise: design a follow-up action plan
- Language and timing for keeping relationships strong, by customer type
