Change is inevitable. It is a sign of growth; however, it usually doesn\u2019t come without a few growing pains. One of the most exciting changes a business can make is to launch a new product. New products mean new education and sales strategies, but with the BioZyme products, there are some things to remember. First, no new products are introduced without proven research to back them, and all products include the Amaferm\u00ae advantage.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe don\u2019t come out with these products on a whim. Our company does a lot of research and have requests for these types of products before our leadership decides to make them,\u201d said Jake Warntjes, National Sales Director and Area Sales Manager for Western Kansas, Western Oklahoma and Northwest Texas. \u201cAll new products have much thought, time and research devoted to them.\u201d<\/p>\n
Whenever BioZyme does introduce a new product, it does its very best to provide the information and education to its dealers in a timely and concise manner. Information is available in the Online Dealer Center and multiple webinars are scheduled that allow interaction between the dealers and the staff to learn and ask any questions they have. Typically, ASMs are armed with information prior to these webinars so they are available to help the dealers learn or answer any further questions they have.<\/p>\n
Perhaps the most important thing to remember is that all of the BioZyme products work together as part of a program, so when a new product is introduced, it will usually fit into an existing program, and be an improvement. Think about Gain Smart\u00ae Stocker HEAT\u00ae. This was an improvement on an existing product that many find beneficial during the summer months. It is part of a program, still offers the benefits of Amaferm, but wouldn\u2019t necessarily replace Gain Smart Stocker in every climate or every time of year.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe best way to launch a new product is to show how it fits into a particular program. Show how it can work with the other products you\u2019ve been offering, how they work together and how and when to use them. Use them different ways and different times of year. It all goes back to promoting the programs,\u201d Warntjes said.<\/p>\n
Remember, not all new products will be suited to all your customers. Once you know about a new product, prepare a target list of customer who the product would benefit and develop a strategy to reach out to let them know what you have, how it works, and how it will fit into to their existing program. It is common that most people will have to hear about this new product several times in multiple mediums before they make a purchasing decision, so be persistent if you feel it will truly benefit their operation.<\/p>\n
Change is a necessary part of growth. Growth is needed in order for a business to succeed. Growing pains are part of those changes, but they don\u2019t have to be painful. Plan ahead, educate yourself, your staff and your customers on new products and changes, and watch your business grow.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"