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You're in the Business of Selling Promotions by @ttunguz
In a classic enterprise sale, you will often have a strategic buyer (who is excited about the change you can bring), an economic buyer (who controls the purse), a technical buyer (who might have approval/blocker rights), and then the actual users of your product.
Giff Constable • Talking to Humans: Success starts with understanding your customers
She immediately diagnosed what had been impeding the sales team: a lack of clear, repeatable messages that communicated the product's value, not just features. Along with that, the sales team needed a better understanding of which prospective customers were most likely to buy, rather than just relying on their Rolodexes. She also recognized the pro
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One of GO’s sharpest salespeople, Danny Shader, was accompanying me on the trip. As unobtrusively as possible, he went around the room collecting business cards. “What’d you do that for?” I whispered. “You pretty much know who everyone is.” “Titles are deceptive, but you can tell who really matters by the paper.” He showed me the cards. “The ones w
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