Creating Recognizing Measuring Value
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Creating, Recognizing, and Measuring Value
Unlocking the True Value of Your Offerings
"Price is what you pay; value is what you get." ?" Warren Buffett
Introduction
Delivering value that your customers can recognize, appreciate, and reward is crucial. If you want customers to truly value what you offer, start by showing them that you value them.
Building Trust and Demonstrating Value
Value begins with trust. Build a reputation for under-promising and over-delivering. Be honest and never promise what you can’t fulfill.
Remember, value isn't the same as cost. A product's value is often greater than its price. If your product costs $2 to make and you sell it for $10, the true value to your customer might be $25. Your goal is to ensure that customers perceive a greater value than the price they pay.
The Value Formula
Total Value = Real Value + Perceived Value
Understanding this formula helps you enhance value in your offerings.
Real Value = Function / Cost
Real value is tangible and measurable. Consider a new car purchase. If you're interested in practical value, you'd compare it to alternatives like public transit or carpooling based on function and cost. After analyzing, you might buy a more expensive car for its total value, which includes both real and perceived value.
Perceived Value = Belief x Emotion
Perceived value, influenced by intangibles like image and emotions, often has a significant impact. Companies like Nike thrive on perceived value. This element differentiates you in the market and can enhance profitability. When negotiating price, emphasize the perceived value.
Enhancing the Value of Your Offerings
If you focus only on tangible costs like paper and ink, you're stuck in the commodity game. Instead, highlight the value of relationships, creativity, and other intangibles. While providing real value is important, competing on perceived value is key to standing out.
Conclusion
In today's competitive market, understanding and enhancing both the real and perceived value of your offerings will help you build stronger relationships with your customers and achieve greater success.
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