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B2B positioning and sales enablement

B2B sales enablement: Pitch Deck, One-Pager, competitor Battle Cards, objection handling scripts and ABM for the top 30 ICP accounts. 25–40% larger average deal size for businesses in Kazakhstan.

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Overview

B2B sales enablement: what the service covers

Gotomarket builds B2B sales kits for companies in Kazakhstan. We design the Pitch Deck, One-Pager, Battle Cards and objection handling scripts, then test the messaging with target companies. The result: the whole team explains the value the same way and sells without unnecessary discounts.

Timeline
3–4 weeks
Materials
Deck · One-Pager · Battle Cards
Validation
target companies
Languages
Russian and Kazakh
Benchmarks in the current model: lead → meeting above 20%, meeting → deal above 30%, average deal size +25–40%. The actual effect depends on the product, traffic and the sales team's work.
In plain words

What it is and why it matters

What it is
We build a sales kit for a complex product: a presentation, a one-page summary, competitor comparisons and answers to objections. Then we test it in real meetings.
Who it is for
An IT company with a complex product that is hard to explain briefly: reps pitch it differently and deals stall on objections. Or a company entering a new segment.
What you get
A Pitch Deck (meeting presentation), a One-Pager, Battle Cards (competitor comparison sheets), objection answers, core messages for emails and meetings, and a sales team trained to use them.
Where to start
Tell us what you sell and where deals are lost: first contact, the meeting or competitor comparison. We review your current materials and propose the kit's contents.

Solution architecture

How we package a product using the 5D methodology

We start with value and objections, not slide design. Materials are built around the real deal path and the customer's language.

01

Discover

Define the value

We study the product, segments, loss reasons, current materials and sales calls.

02

Design

Build the sales story

We design the value proposition, deck structure and arguments against alternatives.

03

Deploy

Prepare the sales kit

We create the Pitch Deck, One-Pager, Battle Cards and answers to common objections.

04

Drive

Test in meetings

We test the materials with target companies and see where conversion changes.

05

Dominate

Roll out to the team

We train the sales team and align the language of marketing, product and sales.

Unit economics and ROI

How sales enablement pays off

Sales enablement improves conversion and average deal size with the same lead flow. Reps improvise less, show the difference from alternatives more precisely and discount less often.

Benchmarks in the current model: lead → meeting above 20%, meeting → deal above 30%, average deal size +25–40%. These are not guaranteed results: the outcome depends on product quality, demand and sales discipline.

Lead → meeting
benchmark above 20%
Meeting → deal
benchmark above 30%
Average deal size
benchmark +25–40%
Timeline
3–4 weeks

Result

What you get

The kit covers the deal path from first touch to competitor comparison and objection handling.

  • Pitch Deck with 10–14 slides
  • One-Pager for the first touch
  • Battle Cards for comparison with competitors
  • Answers to typical objections
  • Key messages for emails and meetings
  • List of target companies for testing
  • Recommendations for an ABM campaign
  • Team guidelines for using the materials

Comparison of approaches

Sales enablement or deck design

A good-looking document and a working sales tool solve different problems.

ApproachFocusLimitationOutput
Presentation designAppearanceDoesn't change the sales logicDesigned slides
CopywritingWordingDoesn't cover the whole deal pathCopy and messaging
B2B sales enablementValue and conversionRequires access to the product and sales teamA system of materials for the deal

Limitations and risks

When sales enablement isn't needed

Sales enablement amplifies proven value and a working sales process. In three cases it won't deliver the expected effect.

No product value

Materials won't fix a product that doesn't solve an important customer problem.

No lead flow

If there are no meetings, you first need to validate demand and launch lead generation.

Impulse B2C

A quick purchase needs a different toolset, not a sales kit for a complex B2B deal.

A good fit

When this service is a good fit

  • The product is complex and its value is hard to explain briefly
  • Each rep sells it differently
  • Deals are lost in meetings and on objections
  • The company is entering a new segment or market

Not a fit

When to choose another approach

  • Customers haven't yet confirmed the product's value
  • There are no regular meetings with prospects
  • The task is limited to visual design
  • The purchase is simple, fast and needs no salesperson

Terms in plain words

Pitch Deck
a short presentation for a customer conversation
One-Pager
a one-page description of the offer
Battle Card
a cheat sheet that helps reps compare the product with alternatives
Objection
the reason a customer hesitates or postpones the purchase
ABM
working with a pre-selected list of target companies
ICP
Ideal customer profile: the companies that get the most value from the product and are most likely to buy. It defines whom to target first.
Value proposition
A short statement of the result a customer gets from the product and why it beats the alternatives. Every sales material builds on it.
Conversion rate
The share of prospects who move to the next step of a deal, for example from inquiry to meeting. Shows where buyers drop off.

Frequently asked questions

B2B sales enablement: FAQ

How is sales enablement different from deck design?

Design makes slides look neat. Sales enablement shapes the value, arguments and materials around the real sales process.

What are Battle Cards?

Short competitor comparison cards: where the product is stronger and how to answer common customer questions.

Does this work in the Kazakhstan market?

Yes. We adapt the materials for Russian and Kazakh and for local business practices.

How long does it take?

Usually 3–4 weeks: from defining the value to finished materials tested in meetings.

How much does B2B sales enablement cost?

The cost depends on the scope of the kit, the number of segments and language versions. We fix it before the start, after reviewing the product and your current materials, so we don't redo what already works for the team.

Is B2B sales enablement suitable for SaaS and other IT products?

Yes, it is one of the core scenarios. The value of SaaS and B2B services is often spread across features, and buyers compare the product with spreadsheets, a manual process or a foreign alternative. Packaging turns features into a clear outcome for each role involved in the deal.

What do you need from us to prepare a Pitch Deck and Battle Cards?

Access to the product or a demo, current presentations, meeting notes or recordings, loss reasons and a list of main competitors. We also need working sessions with the founder and the managers who run deals, since they determine how accurately the materials reflect real customer conversations.

Can we order only a Pitch Deck without the rest of the set?

Yes, if the rest of the deal path already works. However, the deck relies on the same value and arguments as Battle Cards and objection handling. So we first check whether that foundation is in place.

Do you train sales managers to use the materials?

Yes, rolling the materials out to the team is part of the work. We walk sellers through the logic of the deck, the use of Battle Cards and objection handling, and set usage rules so the whole team explains the value the same way.

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