SaaS Backwards Episode 155 – You’re Probably Doing Discovery Wrong—And It’s Costing You Deals
“Most sales teams think they’re great at discovery. The reality? About 80% are getting it wrong—and it’s the single biggest reason why deals stall,
“Most sales teams think they’re great at discovery. The reality? About 80% are getting it wrong—and it’s the single biggest reason why deals stall,
From the vendor: “Spotlight.ai is an Autonomous Deal Execution platform revolutionizing enterprise sales. We help sales teams win more deals by transforming how opportunities are autonomously
Symptoms: Chronic overuse of “and” and “or” in demos. Examples: “…and the next thing I want to show you is…” “…and another really cool
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Starting Discovery Summarizing and Summaries The Curse of Knowledge Executives Enabling Your Champion Groups Versus Individuals Communication Within Your Team Overactive Listening Burn Victims
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Of course you are all familiar with the Anchoring Effect and use it to your advantage. Here’s an interesting twist: Offering a price range
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Have you ever said or heard: “Sorry, I don’t have an example like that in our demo system…” “No, we can’t show that workflow
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What happens if you train an AI engine with poor data? You get Artificial Ignorance! What happens if you train an AI engine
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There’s a lot of discussion today about storytelling in demos and related sales activities. Many software vendors talk about “The Journey” or “The Customer’s
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“Supposing is good, but finding out is better.” – Mark Twain Just because all your existing customers suffered from X, Y, and Z doesn’t
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