AI x Practical Knowledge: Sales can be transformed even by one person. Designing lead generation that reaches decision-makers for SMEs.
SCW OFFICE KANBE advocates a dream of combining AI with practical knowledge to spread a 'line-based sales system' to SMEs, enabling them to build sales strategies and tactics even with a single person. They emphasize designing the entire flow to reach decision-makers, addressing challenges like lack of sales ideas and manpower shortages.
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Since its establishment in 2015, SCW OFFICE KANBE (Representative: Tetsuro Kanbe / Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo), which has been providing sales and marketing support to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), has set forth the dream of "combining AI with practical knowledge to spread a system that sells in a line, not just points, to SMEs." At its core is the importance of designing the entire "flow to sales" itself, rather than just individual measures. (Official website: https://sales-cw.jp Business site: https://scw-craft.jp)
Next move decided: Scenario design that reaches decision-makers.
## The Reality of SMEs Suffering from Lack of Sales Ideas and Manpower Shortages
What we aim for is a society where even SMEs without dedicated sales or marketing personnel can have a "sales strategy that can be done by one person" and "sales tactics that can be managed by one person," and can promote new customer acquisition, sales improvement, sales process review, and systematization of sales in a way that suits their own company.
In the age of AI, creating information itself has become easier than before. Sentences, project proposals, and video compositions can be shaped to a certain standard in a short time.
However, on the other hand, managers and sales managers on the ground still face endless problems such as:
"I don't know how to formulate a sales strategy."
"I can't come up with sales or marketing ideas."
"Even if I exhibit at trade shows, it doesn't lead to business negotiations."
"I'm gathering attendees for webinars, but it's not leading to orders."
"I want to try letter sales or direct mail, but I don't know who to send what to and how."
"I'm not utilizing existing business card lists or dormant customers."
"I want to promote AI utilization, but sales DX and sales design are not keeping up."
## The Concept of Sales Design that Sells in a Line, Not Just Points
In other words, what many SMEs are truly struggling with is not the "number of measures," but the "design of the sequence and lead generation that leads to results."
SCW OFFICE KANBE was founded in 2015 and has been providing sales and marketing support for SMEs. Through over 350 cumulative support achievements, we have continued to support the integration of measures such as trade shows, webinars, emails, landing pages, videos, letter DMs, and CxO letters not as one-off events, but as a "lead generation that reaches decision-makers."
We aim to create a society where SMEs without many dedicated sales personnel or companies lacking marketing personnel in-house can acquire new customers, improve sales, review sales processes, and systematize sales in a way that suits their own company, with a "sales strategy that can be done by one person" and "sales tactics that can be managed by one person."
Since its establishment in 2015, SCW OFFICE KANBE (Representative: Tetsuro Kanbe / Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo), which has been providing sales and marketing support to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), has set forth the dream of "combining AI with practical knowledge to spread a system that sells in a line, not just points, to SMEs." At its core is the importance of designing the entire "flow to sales" itself, rather than just individual measures. (Official website: https://sales-cw.jp Business site: https://scw-craft.jp)
Next move decided: Scenario design that reaches decision-makers.
## The Reality of SMEs Suffering from Lack of Sales Ideas and Manpower Shortages
What we aim for is a society where even SMEs without dedicated sales or marketing personnel can have a "sales strategy that can be done by one person" and "sales tactics that can be managed by one person," and can promote new customer acquisition, sales improvement, sales process review, and systematization of sales in a way that suits their own company.
In the age of AI, creating information itself has become easier than before. Sentences, project proposals, and video compositions can be shaped to a certain standard in a short time.
However, on the other hand, managers and sales managers on the ground still face endless problems such as:
"I don't know how to formulate a sales strategy."
"I can't come up with sales or marketing ideas."
"Even if I exhibit at trade shows, it doesn't lead to business negotiations."
"I'm gathering attendees for webinars, but it's not leading to orders."
"I want to try letter sales or direct mail, but I don't know who to send what to and how."
"I'm not utilizing existing business card lists or dormant customers."
"I want to promote AI utilization, but sales DX and sales design are not keeping up."
## The Concept of Sales Design that Sells in a Line, Not Just Points
In other words, what many SMEs are truly struggling with is not the "number of measures," but the "design of the sequence and lead generation that leads to results."
SCW OFFICE KANBE was founded in 2015 and has been providing sales and marketing support for SMEs. Through over 350 cumulative support achievements, we have continued to support the integration of measures such as trade shows, webinars, emails, landing pages, videos, letter DMs, and CxO letters not as one-off events, but as a "lead generation that reaches decision-makers."
We aim to create a society where SMEs without many dedicated sales personnel or companies lacking marketing personnel in-house can acquire new customers, improve sales, review sales processes, and systematize sales in a way that suits their own company, with a "sales strategy that can be done by one person" and "sales tactics that can be managed by one person."