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Brief: Tailoring ROI Conversations to Different Stakeholders

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September 24, 2020Brief

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ROI has made a fast ascent to the top position on the list of needs for all buyers.

Executives across the organization need to see that the ROI factors of a solution will address their individualized goals.

In our brief, Tailoring ROI Conversations to Different Stakeholders, we examine the emerging but central challenge for sales professionals today: addressing as many ROI needs as there are buyers.

We examine what resonates with the following four key stakeholders: 

  • CEO: Connecting the value to broad, strategic business goals
  • CFO: Articulating the measurability of revenue or savings
  • COO: Illustrating ease of implementation and cross-department applicability
  • CIO: Addressing solution relevance to accelerated digital transformation efforts

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