Make your tailored pitch page for Client relationship managers

5 key elements of the perfect sales P-I-T-C-H P- Problem solver (Show how you have a solution that works) I- Inspire an action (Have an end goal in mind that youʼre leading them to) T- Tailor it to the audience. C- Concise (be quick and to the point) H- Heart (Be passionate!)

Four major elements while pitching a client include reaching out with a personal message, offering a compelling solution, showing value with proof, and following up to strengthen first impressions.

Call to Action: Encourage the client to take the next step (eg, schedule a meeting, request a demo). Keep it Concise: Aim for a pitch that lasts 2-3 minutes. Rehearse: Practice your pitch multiple times to build confidence. Get Feedback: Present to friends or colleagues and ask for constructive criticism.

Pitch decks, also known as marketing decks, are primarily used by businesses trying to convince clients or investors to work with them. Theyʼre short presentations to help someone else learn about your business quickly. The primary goal of a pitch deck isnʼt to close a deal.

For example, Hi [Prospectʼs Name], this is [Your Name] from [Your Company]. I noticed that [Prospectʼs Company] is focusing on [specific area], and weʼve helped companies like yours achieve [specific benefit]. Can we schedule a call next week to discuss how we can help you achieve similar results?

Different scenarios and time constraints allow adding more or less slides and information, but the basic structure remains similar. The structure of a pitch deck includes six main sections: the intro, the status quo section, the product section, the market section, the why us section and the ask.

The 5-step sales pitch structure Problem. Lead with the challenge that your audience is currently facing, and back up your claims with data. Solution. Detail what needs to happen for your buyer to overcome the challenge. Value proposition. Social proof. Engaging question and CTA.

Clients want to hear how they can succeed in the industry and stand out from their competition. You can share data, predictions, and ideas based on your research. This will show potential clients that you are in for the long run and want to help them grow.