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Interesting and could make
DIR By: SK Rubina Rubi
Date: September 14, 2023, 6:45 am
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This will leave the door open for the relationship to be
maintained and negotiations to be resumed at the best time. [!]
And never forget: never end a call without the next steps
defined. When a company increases 1% in sales volume and the
acquisition of new business, it obtains an increase of
approximately 3% in profit; When a company reduces 1% of its
variable costs.
It obtains an increase of approximately 8% in profit; When a
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it obtains an increase of
approximately 11% in profit. In other words, if you choose to
increase profit solely based on sales volume, you will need to
increase 4x the percentage points to achieve the same impact on
profit that an increase in the average ticket would already
bring. Superlogic Case In the last Ramp Up Tour SP, André
Baldini, current CEO of Superlógica, told a very curious story:
when he arrived at the company, in May 2016 as.
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VP of Sales, the average ticket was R$270 in the condominium
management market . , Superlógica’s largest market vertical. At
the time, the company had a big challenge: upselling . The
partners stated that, with this, it was possible to increase the
MRR by 25%. The company's product model is pay as you go (the
more you use, the more you pay) and the company even had an app
store to boost the platform itself. Even though the apps were
the software even better, customers didn't buy them. Customer
perception of the model was: One-off features were expensive;
They did not understand the innovations; It was not suitable for
large administrators.
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