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Market research for selling to businesses

How do I sell my product?Atlas works it out with you.

Through a series of questions about your business, Atlas sees where the market opportunities are, who to reach first and how you want to approach your potential customers. Every fact comes with its source. You approve: nothing goes out without you.

I sell

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    The problem

    Selling isn’t calling. It’s all the work before: knowing who to call, what they need and how they need you.

    Before the first conversation there’s work nobody budgets for: understanding your market, finding who needs what you sell, and knowing what to say. Today you pay for it with your own hours, or it doesn’t get done.

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      Your judgment goes into the sign-off. Researching, ordering and preparing is Atlas’s job.What does it cost you today? →

      Your numbers

      What does sales prep cost you today?

      Your numbers, not ours. We don’t publish a saving we haven’t measured with customers yet. That’s what the pilot is for.

      Hours a month on prep
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      Cost per month
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      Cost per year
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      Cost per opportunity
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      The part Atlas can take on: research, cleanup, ordering, preparation and record-keeping. Approving, sending and talking to customers stay with you.

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      Amounts in US dollars. Assumptions: 4.33 weeks a month; each person’s hour = monthly cost ÷ 160. Nothing you type leaves your browser.

      The interview

      Before it starts, it gets to know you.

      Like a new rep on day one: it asks what you sell, to whom, how far it can go and what it must never promise. One question at a time. What you answer gets written down: those are your rules.

      The interview
        Your rules
        How it learns

        How it works

        Step by step, with an example.

        Example
        Made-up companies, counts, scores and prices.

        Like your best rep

        When it doesn’t know, it asks. It doesn’t make things up.

        Whatever isn’t in your offer doesn’t get improvised. It answers the way a good rep would: first it asks the quantity, then “let me check tomorrow on the best price.” No commitment, and the quantity is pinned down.

          A discount request

          Control

          You’re in control.

          Atlas prepares; you decide. This is how the product behaves today.

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          External connections —Gmail to leave drafts in your mailbox, Google Places, Telegram— are enabled one at a time, with your authorization and a spending cap.

          What Atlas doesn’t do

          Opportunities

          Who buys from you, and where? Your opportunity heat map.

          Today you work one goal at a time, with your signature. Where we’re headed: the whole country, with each rep in their territory.

          Today

            Where we’re headed

              The play

              The play in 30 seconds.

              From a messy spreadsheet to a draft set up for the kick. You take it.

                Private pilot

                Private pilot, by invitation.

                We take a small number of pilots. They start with a guided demo with your product, in a controlled environment, with no sending.

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                Includes

                  Doesn’t include (today)

                      Try it with your product

                      We help you sell. Tell us what you sell.

                      We’ll show you Atlas researching a market like yours, with your product and your offer.

                      We put the message together here. It doesn’t reach us until you send it from your own email.