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Background

In this course, we have explored value propositions, storytelling and managing communications, among other key topics.

Professional mission statements should be one sentence long and address the following three questions:

1.Who are you and what makes you different?

2.What do you actually do for your clients?

3.How do you do it?

They are more than just words, they sum up the actions an organization takes.

Having a value proposition allows business to succinctly answer the question "Why should I work with you?" when asked by prospects. A simple way to start creating a value proposition is to select keywords from a business's professional mission statement and define each keyword to answer why a prospect should do business with you or what the experience will be when the prospect is a client.

Imagine a world where everyone is in sales.Whether you're trying to sell holiday ideasto a spouse, or a pitching a new project to a prospective client or your boss, it's all selling, and, whatever your offer, it's important to have a really strong value proposition.

A value proposition is a short statement that clearly communicates the benefits that your potential client gets by using a product, service or idea. It "boils down" all the complexity of a sales pitch into something that your client can easily grasp and remember.

It's not enough just todescribethe features or capabilities of your offer, your statementneeds to be very specific. Your value proposition must focus closely on what your customers really wantand value. Do they wantto solve problems, to improve on existing solutions, to have a better life, build a better business, do more, better, faster...?

And by doing so, you will grab their attention in such a way that they know: "Yes, that's right for me".

Assignment

Part 1 - Mission statement

Choose a B2B technology start-up company and write down its existing mission statement. Evaluate it critically against the criteria above. Conduct online research to help formulate your answer. Update the mission statement to what you feel it should be. Document the old and the new mission statement and explain the rationale for the proposed changes.

Part 2 - Value proposition

After a solid mission statement, the value proposition can be created. In a mission statement above, highlight three to five keywords that can define for your company's clients and prospects to answer the following questions:

1.Why should I do business with you?

2.What will my experience be like working with you?

you will need to know your company's products and services and its customers: who they are, what they need, what problems do they need to solve, what improvements they are looking for, and what they value.

Now, make a value proposition statement drawing together your keywords from your mission statement and ending with a "punch line" connecting it all together.

Part 3 - Storytelling

Imagine your have one- to two-minutes of your prospect's time. Craft a brief story that illustrates your value proposition, using both tangible proof points and reasons to believe. Submit your story as a script.