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Which approach should be applied when renewing a quote?

The correct answer is B. Solutions led approach. Solutions led approach (B) is correct because when renewing a quote, the focus should be on understanding the customer's evolving needs and presenting tailored solutions that address their specific situation - this builds value and justifies the renewal rather than simply reprici

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Question

Which approach should be applied when renewing a quote?

Options

  • AProduct led approach
  • BSolutions led approach
  • CReward led approach
  • DConcerns led approach

How the community answered

(15 responses)
  • A
    13% (2)
  • B
    73% (11)
  • C
    7% (1)
  • D
    7% (1)

Explanation

Solutions led approach (B) is correct because when renewing a quote, the focus should be on understanding the customer's evolving needs and presenting tailored solutions that address their specific situation - this builds value and justifies the renewal rather than simply repricing existing coverage or terms.

  • A (Product led) is wrong because leading with product features during renewal ignores whether those products still fit the customer's current circumstances, making it a generic rather than personalized conversation.
  • C (Reward led) is wrong because anchoring the renewal on discounts or incentives undermines perceived value and trains customers to shop around for better rewards rather than recognizing the solution's merit.
  • D (Concerns led) is wrong because while addressing concerns is important, leading with concerns creates a defensive, reactive tone rather than a proactive, value-driven discussion.

Memory tip: Think "SOLVE before you SELL" - renewals are the ideal moment to re-diagnose the customer's situation and re-position your offering as the solution, not just a repeat transaction.

Topics

#Quote Renewal#Solutions Selling#Sales Methodology#Customer Engagement

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