Get Paid for the Value You Create - Brian Doyle | The Value Factory Podcast
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Get Paid for the Value You Create - Brian Doyle | The Value Factory Podcast
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Brian Doyle, Managing Principal at Holden Advisors, explains how professional service firms win on value instead of price: how to quantify the value you create, hold your price against procurement and reverse auctions, and why the discipline to walk away protects your margins - and your enterprise value.
Get paid for the value you create for your customers. Your upside is way higher than you think. And sometimes the best deal is the one you don't take.
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Chapters:
00:52 Introduction and guest background
03:59 Difference between outcome-based and value-based pricing
05:59 Using industry data versus value creation for pricing
07:07 Case study: Increasing enterprise value through de-risking
09:02 Pricing as a tool for maximizing exit value
10:12 Structuring pricing with upside sharing and success fees
12:02 Aligning incentives and sharing in high-value deals
13:45 Building confidence in your pricing and communicating value
15:59 Overcoming client objections and procurement tactics
17:45 The importance of client feedback and third-party validation
18:22 Ideal client profiles and target markets
20:16 Training sales teams to sell value, not just price
21:48 Quantifying and demonstrating your value to clients
23:41 Handling procurement and reverse auction scenarios
26:21 Strategies for dealing with tough procurement negotiations
29:09 The role of experience and preparation in negotiations
30:23 Using AI negotiation simulators for practice
35:25 The importance of internal discipline and third-party advice
37:12 Knowing when to walk away from deals that don't meet your value
42:53 Resources and final thoughts on pricing mastery
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