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Value Audits

Give your next client a useful reason to talk.

Turn prospect research and your expertise into a shareable assessment of their business. Show a problem worth addressing and a useful place to start, then begin the conversation in Nynch.

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30 minutes. On your real data. Not generic slides.

Prospect research and Value Audits, inside the complete Nynch business development platform.

See how it works
Research findings for a fictional prospect Value Audit inside Nynch.
The published DuPont demonstration Value Audit page, showing its assessment and who it was prepared for.
Research findings for a fictional prospect Value Audit inside Nynch. Demo workspace shown.

What gets in the way

A relevant name still needs a relevant introduction.

Finding the right company does not tell the buyer why they should give you their time. A useful observation gives the conversation somewhere to begin.

The research stays private.

You learn about the company but send an introduction that could have gone to anyone.

The opening asks too much.

You ask for a meeting before showing how your expertise could help.

Findings need interpretation.

Facts about a company need your judgment before they become useful advice.

How Value Audits works in Nynch

Give your next client a useful reason to talk.

Turn prospect research and your expertise into a shareable assessment of their business. Show a problem worth addressing and a useful place to start, then begin the conversation in Nynch.

01Research the prospect

Choose a problem you can help solve.

Start with a relevant company and focus the audit on a problem your consulting expertise can address.

Use the research to form useful observations, not assumptions about a buyer’s intentions.

Research findings for a fictional prospect Value Audit inside Nynch.
Research findings for a fictional prospect Value Audit inside Nynch. Demo workspace shown.
02Review the findings

Make the recommendation worth reading.

Check the findings, refine the wording and add your judgment before sharing the assessment.

Separate observed facts from your interpretation and suggested next steps.

The published DuPont demonstration Value Audit page, showing its assessment and who it was prepared for.
The working hypothesis section of the same published Value Audit.
Give your prospect a page they can read and share. Fictionalised demo shown.
03Publish the audit

Give the buyer something they can use.

Publish the reviewed audit as a page the prospect can open and share with colleagues.

Check the published page and the material you are making public.

The published DuPont demonstration Value Audit page, showing its assessment and who it was prepared for.
The working hypothesis section of the same published Value Audit.
Give your prospect a page they can read and share. Fictionalised demo shown.
04Open the conversation

Lead with the insight.

Include the audit link in a personal email. Explain why you prepared it and invite a conversation about the problem.

Review the individual draft before sending from your relationship workflow.

Published Value Audit prepared for the demo prospect.
The actual Nynch email composer with an unsent personal introduction and a link to the demo audit.
Bring the audit into a personal introduction. Unsent demo draft shown.

One connected Nynch platform

From finding the right people to winning their next piece of work.

Prospecting, relationships, meetings, proposals, Deal Rooms and client growth work together in Nynch. Start with the job you need to do today. Keep the context as the relationship develops.

An audit connects the companies you find to a useful first conversation, then to the work you can propose.

The details

Questions about
Value Audits.

What is a Value Audit?

It is a shareable assessment of a prospect’s business, built around a problem your expertise can help address. It combines observations and possible improvements to make an introduction useful.

Is this an SEO website audit?

The audit is framed around your consulting expertise and the business problem you want to discuss. It is not presented as a specialist technical SEO crawler.

How does this differ from internal account research?

Internal research prepares you for a conversation. A Value Audit turns selected findings and your judgment into something the prospect can read. Review it as buyer-facing material before publishing.

Can I edit it before publishing?

Yes. Review and refine the audit before sharing. Check the observations, make the recommendations specific and remove material that should not be public.

How do I share the audit?

Publish its page and include the link in a personal introduction. You can prepare an ordinary email or individual drafts for selected contacts through bulk email. A campaign sequence is not required.

What happens after the prospect responds?

Continue the relationship in Nynch. Keep the conversation with the contact and create an opportunity when there is work to discuss. Your proposal and Deal Room can follow in the same platform.

See Value Audits as part of the whole Nynch platform.

Walk through the work from the first relevant conversation to the next client engagement.

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30 minutes. On your real data. Not generic slides.