I have not yet run across a benefit that could not be quantified in dollars. Doing the arithmetic is another way to make it easier for your customer to say yes.
Does your product save time, increase productivity, reduce down time or cost less?
Being able to quantify the benefits requires research and is often a subject does not always come up in the first meeting. You will need to ask your customer questions to correctly convert the benefits to a realistic dollar value.
- If your benefits relate to time saving, hourly costs X the time saved equals a dollar benefit.
- Productivity could mean making more units per hour, thereby reducing costs
- Productivity could also mean reducing time consuming activities, again time X costs of that time equals a dollar benefit
- Downtime is expensive. If your product/service can eliminate down time, the dollar benefit is equal to the cost of down time X the down time eliminated
Good selling,
Richard
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