Through which channels should we serve each segment, and at what cost?

Defines the segments to serve, the channel for each and the sales coverage, weighing revenue against cost to serve.

What you receive

The target segments, the channel mix, the sales coverage model and the transition plan.

Exhibit 1Revenue and cost to serve compared by channel and segment

Each channel and segment with the revenue it brings and the cost of serving it.

When to open it

  • Customer acquisition cost climbs.
  • Your marketing team prepares a launch that needs a route to market.
  • Sales coverage lags behind a shifting customer base.

What the project covers

  • Customer segmentation by value and needs
  • Channel economics: revenue, margin and cost to serve
  • Sales coverage and capacity by segment
  • Competitor routes to market
  • Channel conflict and the transition plan

What your team brings

  • Sales pipeline: accounts, opportunities and win rates
  • Revenue and margin by channel and customer
  • Organization and incentive plans of the sales team
  • Marketing spend by channel
  • Distributor and partner agreements

In your report

  1. Exhibit 1

    Revenue and cost to serve compared by channel and segment

    Each channel and segment with the revenue it brings and the cost of serving it.

  2. Exhibit 2

    The coverage model matches sales effort to customer value

    Accounts by value, with the coverage each one receives today and in the proposed model.

Where it applies

Start with this engagement

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