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Why This B2B Product Shouldn't Pivot to Consumer — Transcript

by MoreMozi · 744 words · 117 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00We have a bar cocktail mix that we sell
  2. 0:03to B2B.
  3. 0:06Country clubs, resorts.
  4. 0:08>> You should partner with Ben Potts who
  5. 0:09was on the Cash Cast.
  6. 0:12>> Um we do 3.5 last year in revenue and
  7. 0:17our biggest thing that's stopping us was
  8. 0:20Um my father he was the main salesman
  9. 0:23that he had a position. He's doing this
  10. 0:26full-time as well as trying to focus on
  11. 0:28whether we should try to grow the
  12. 0:30business awareness just because a lot of
  13. 0:33people don't know about it unless they
  14. 0:35know us or referrals or just try to just
  15. 0:38get more accounts.
  16. 0:39>> Can you explain a little bit more about
  17. 0:41the product?
  18. 0:41>> Yeah, so
  19. 0:43a pina colada, strawberry daiquiri,
  20. 0:45margarita, stuff like that. It's mainly
  21. 0:47it's a frozen product. Comes in frozen,
  22. 0:49lasts 2 years.
  23. 0:51Once you thaw it, it lasts a week. But
  24. 0:53it's mainly for people who are high
  25. 0:55volume so you can spat out a lot of
  26. 0:58drinks.
  27. 0:59>> and things like that.
  28. 0:59>> Yeah, mainly like a frozen drink machine
  29. 1:02or like a blender. So.
  30. 1:03>> Got it. Okay, and so the question is
  31. 1:05whether you should focus on awareness.
  32. 1:07>> Oh, like growing the brand cuz it's like
  33. 1:09it's not very public. It's only mainly
  34. 1:10people that know us, we talk about it or
  35. 1:13just people who who guess they're like
  36. 1:15this is amazing.
  37. 1:16>> Is it currently all word of mouth?
  38. 1:18>> Yeah, basically.
  39. 1:19>> Okay, so you have no Well, you have your
  40. 1:20father who's who does sales.
  41. 1:23>> Yeah.
  42. 1:23>> And how does he do sales?
  43. 1:25>> Um previous relationships from being in
  44. 1:27the industry for over 20 years.
  45. 1:29>> Yeah.
  46. 1:30>> Okay. So what stops you from mechanizing
  47. 1:33his existing outbound motion and then
  48. 1:35getting like 10 guys to do it?
  49. 1:38>> Um we haven't done it. It's just, you
  50. 1:40know, probably lack of Yeah.
  51. 1:43>> So like I mean if if I had to pick
  52. 1:45between more of that thing, right, and
  53. 1:47this brand new thing that you've never
  54. 1:48done, I definitely would mechanize the
  55. 1:50existing thing.
  56. 1:51>> Yeah.
  57. 1:52So.
  58. 1:52I was thinking
  59. 1:53>> it's going to be a conversation that
  60. 1:54you're going to have with your father.
  61. 1:55Obviously we can help. But like
  62. 1:57breaking down like, okay, let's take
  63. 1:59this thing and break into 50 pieces
  64. 2:00because it's not like, hey, how do you
  65. 2:01do outbound? Like, that doesn't work.
  66. 2:03It's like, okay, what's initial contact
  67. 2:05look like? What's first message? What's
  68. 2:06second message? What's going to What's
  69. 2:07the script? What's the opener? What's
  70. 2:08the offer to get them kind of enticed?
  71. 2:10Once we have that conversation, what's
  72. 2:11the thing that we can increase the pain
  73. 2:13between where they're at and where they
  74. 2:14want to go so we can insert ourselves.
  75. 2:16>> Yeah. One of the biggest things at least
  76. 2:17is with getting them to actually try the
  77. 2:19product cuz it's like everyone's like,
  78. 2:21oh, it's just it's another mix. So, once
  79. 2:23they taste it, it's different, but you
  80. 2:25know, getting to that person a decision
  81. 2:27is you know, the hardest thing. So.
  82. 2:29>> There are so many ways to do that. Um,
  83. 2:31but yeah, I mean, you you need an
  84. 2:32outbound motion. There's probably a
  85. 2:34combination of conference
  86. 2:36um, slash trade show that would work
  87. 2:37really well, too, especially cuz you are
  88. 2:38a taste like literally taste it. Um, and
  89. 2:41it would probably crush in that setting.
  90. 2:44>> Okay.
  91. 2:44>> Probably be very easy to sell. I just
  92. 2:46don't I don't think you should go brand
  93. 2:48now, especially since you built the
  94. 2:48whole business off B2B. I would just do
  95. 2:51more of that for now to start.
  96. 2:52>> Okay.
  97. 2:53Thank you.
  98. 2:53>> Yeah, no worries.
  99. 2:55If you're not getting as many leads as
  100. 2:56you want and your business is demand
  101. 2:57constrained, [music] meaning you could
  102. 2:59service more customers than you
  103. 3:00currently have, then this is for you.
  104. 3:02So, marketing is changing and I think
  105. 3:04ACQ [music] tends to be on the bleeding
  106. 3:05edge of this stuff. We certainly spend
  107. 3:07the money
  108. 3:08to do it, but we also build custom
  109. 3:09software and we pay amazing vendors and
  110. 3:11very expensive people to figure out the
  111. 3:13system that we have right now and I want
  112. 3:14to share it with you kind of open kimono
  113. 3:15style. If you're not getting as many
  114. 3:16leads as you want,
  115. 3:18boy, do I have the thing for you. Click
  116. 3:19below, book call, and
  117. 3:21hopefully I'll see you in Vegas.

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