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Solar, energy efficiency, cleantech or industrial technology: planix determines which businesses you convince first, how to reach the decision-maker directly and which pilot to start with.
Which businesses first, how to reach the decision-maker, which pilot to start with.
Included in Premium. Develop go-to-market comes with the subscription from CHF 24 per month. The strategy with lead list and messages costs CHF 49 one-off, no subscription needed.
Decision-makers in trade and industry don’t buy a presentation – they buy a result in their own operation. At the same time, the status quo – doing nothing, Excel, the current supplier – is the strongest competitor. That’s why planix plans the direct route with a pilot of four to eight weeks and an answer to “why now instead of carrying on as before”.
Decision-makers in trade and industry don’t buy a presentation – they buy a result in their own operation. At the same time, the status quo – doing nothing, Excel, the current supplier – is the strongest competitor.
High energy costs, new regulations, an expansion: a compelling reason to buy this year.
Comes next: more volume, but tenders and longer decision paths.
Too broad: technology, decision-makers and budget differ by group.
Market figures from: Swiss Federal Statistical Office (STATENT), Zefix, SHAB, Eurostat, OpenStreetMap, OpenHolidays
A pilot with a measurable goal, fixed price, exit rule and full price afterwards. Condition: if the goal is reached, the business becomes a reference.
A pilot with a measurable goal, fixed price, exit rule and full price afterwards.
The plan is included in Premium. For the direct route, the strategy for CHF 49 pays off: three buyer roles with their concerns, lead list with trigger and link, pilot offer and five objections with answers – including “we’ve always done that ourselves”.
The plan is included in Premium. For the direct route, the strategy for CHF 49 pays off: three buyer roles with their concerns, lead list with trigger and link, pilot offer and five objections with answers – including “we’ve always done that ourselves”.
See pricingGo-to-market strategy describes three roles: who uses, who reviews, who signs – what each wants, what holds it back and what convinces it. If one person holds several roles, the plan says so.
The call guide always includes the status-quo objection with an answer – and points to the pilot, in which the customer tests for themselves instead of relying on promises.
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