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What Percent of Value Should We Capture in Price? Framing the Question Influences the Outcomes

One question is inevitable in any introduction to value based pricing: “What percent of value should we try to capture?”   For a product team building their first value model, the question ...

Takeaways from Professional Pricing Society Spring 2019 Conference

Having joined the LeveragePoint team this January, I was really looking forward to attending the 30th Annual Professional Pricing Society Spring Conference in Atlanta. I’ve attended dozens of ...

8 Pitfalls of Value Based Pricing: Part 1 Q&A

For our April Webinar, Joanne Smith, President of Price to Profits Consulting, discussed the 8 common pitfalls that she sees numerous B2B companies fall into as they begin their Value Based ...

Transcend Value Calculators: 6 Ways Value Propositions Change the Sales Process

Emergency Value Selling.  B2B value selling often gets started as firefighting.  At a critical moment late in a sales or renewal process, the alarm goes off.  An analytical person on the ...

Value Propositions to Drive Buyer Enablement: Effective Value Selling vs. Marketing Mush – 5 Key Ingredients

The internet has changed the fundamentals of B2B sales.  The tectonic plates have shifted between buyer and seller: Skilled sales teams are no longer necessary to provide product ...

Value Maps for Product Management: Understand Your Differentiation and Competitive Positioning Q&A

For our March Webinar, Peyton Marshall, CEO of LeveragePoint and Ed Arnold, VP of Product at LeveragePoint discussed the ways that Value Maps provide a simple framework that help teams ...

Competitive Intelligence to Inform your Customer Value Models Q&A

For our February Webinar, Stephan Liozu, Chief Value Officer at Thales, reviewed the types of competitive information that is needed to make sure your customer value models are relevant, ...

Product Management & Marketing Strategy: Limitations and Pitfalls in Value Mapping

Value Maps provide a useful framework that helps visualize a product’s positioning in the market.  A Value Map is a two dimensional graph that displays product prices on the y-axis and shows ...

Using Value Maps: Insights that Guide Product Management & Marketing Strategy

Value Maps provide a useful framework that helps visualize a product’s positioning in the market.  In our last blog, we reviewed the reasons to engage in value mapping, discussed questions and ...

What is Our Product’s Positioning? Where Are We Headed? Navigate Product Strategy with Value Maps

Physical navigation has come a long way in 500+ years.  Instead of envisioning the edge of the world, the disembodied voice on our iPhone saves us from traffic, telling us to turn left at the ...

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