Creating a Winning SIP Trunking Proposal
Relate the Services and Create the Proposal
Once you understand why your prospective customers might be interested, how they currently relate to SIP trunking or “VoIP Service” and have gauged their interest, the next step is to create a proposal.
State the Problem
Relate to the customer that you understand their telecom situation. Specifically talk about their current telephony, and the implied importance of reliable telecom for their business. State the problem of overpaying for service, and oversubscribing to service that they aren’t using and how that impacts their business.
Show the Solution
Keep it easy to understand. Most customers will relate to “VoIP” or “VoIP Channels”, but might get lost if you start discussing the finer details of SIP, or the difference between a SIP Trunk, SIP Channel, and a DID.
It is important to educate the customer, but don’t get lost in the jargon, use words that the customer will understand and examples that they can identify with. While SIPTRUNK’s network is sophisticated and meets industry certifications and standards, the concept of getting reliable dial-tone at a less expensive price should be the simple message.
Select the Services
Set Expectations
Once you’ve qualified the services on the proposal and the customer is ready to sign up for service, you should confirm the customers understanding of what to expect. Discuss the cost of the solution, when numbers will be ported over, support and reconfirm how the services on the order reflect the customer’s needs.
SIPTRUNK provisions the service directly to the end-user and has the billing relationship with the end-user, so taxes are lawfully handled and the pain of managing proper billing for the dealer is alleviated.
As a SIPTRUNK dealer, you also have the option to you include your company branded image, and contact information on the monthly invoices, be sure to advise the customer what they can expect to see on their invoice.