Sales Capability-Value Matrix

The Sales Capability-Value Matrix is a 2x2 matrix used to assess the value of a sales opportunity based on the customer's capability to purchase and the value of the product or service.

At a very high level, the Sales Capability-Value Matrix is used in the context of business, sales.

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What is the Sales Capability-Value Matrix?

A visual explanation is shown in the image above. The Sales Capability-Value Matrix can be described as a matrix with the following quadrants:

  1. Low Capability, Low Value: Opportunities with low capability and low value, such as a customer with no money and a low-cost product.
  2. High Capability, Low Value: Opportunities with high capability and low value, such as a customer with money but a low-cost product.
  3. Low Capability, High Value: Opportunities with low capability and high value, such as a customer with no money and a high-cost product.
  4. High Capability, High Value: Opportunities with high capability and high value, such as a customer with money and a high-cost product.

What is the purpose of the Sales Capability-Value Matrix?

The Sales Capability-Value Matrix is a 2x2 matrix used to assess the value of a sales opportunity based on the customer's capability to purchase and the value of the product or service. It is used to prioritize sales opportunities and decide which ones to pursue and which ones to pass on.

The matrix is divided into four quadrants. The top left quadrant is for low capability and low value opportunities. These are opportunities that are not worth pursuing because the customer does not have the capability to purchase and the value of the product or service is low. The top right quadrant is for high capability and low value opportunities. These are opportunities that may be worth pursuing if the customer has the capability to purchase, but the value of the product or service is low. The bottom left quadrant is for low capability and high value opportunities. These are opportunities that may be worth pursuing if the value of the product or service is high, but the customer does not have the capability to purchase. The bottom right quadrant is for high capability and high value opportunities. These are the most valuable opportunities and should be pursued.

For example, a customer may have a high capability to purchase but a low value product. This would be placed in the top right quadrant. Another customer may have a low capability to purchase but a high value product. This would be placed in the bottom left quadrant.


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