Remove outcome-based-buying
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Outcome Based Buying

Partners in Excellence

Regardless how we sell, our customers are trying to achieve one thing when they buy. They are trying to achieve some very specific outcomes. Those outcomes may be all over the place—solve a problem, address an opportunity, enable other things to happen. People don’t buy just for the sake of buying.

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A Better Way To Data Driven Discovery

The Pipeline

Based on commonly cited data, that’s not really working out these days. As an interruption, we need to move the call to where the outcome has greater value than the interruption. This will involve using the 360 Degree Deal View , to understand outcomes you’ve delivered for others in a similar state.

Data 368
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Why We Buy Ourselves First

Bernadette McClelland

When we say that we buy on emotions and back it up with logic how does that actually play out? I mean, I go to the supermarket and buy the usual stuff – toilet paper, toothpaste, milk, vegetables and maybe the odd chocolate bar (that I make my husband and I share because that way there’s less calories!)

Margin 397
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Your Numbers Have To Add Up

The Pipeline

All of which need to be measured, analyzed, and adjusted based on reality; each action reflected by a number. We use the Activity Calculator to help salespeople create their improvement plans based on their own performance. At times, the only number they seem to know is the level of discount they need to win (buy) the deal.

Discount 361
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You Are Your Company’s “Value Proposition”

Partners in Excellence

And usually, there is no profound difference in the alternative solutions the customer is considering We may win based on the superiority of that business case. But all of these value proposition proofs are based on the outcomes the customer should expect from the implementation of a solution.

ROI 107
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Rainforests and Torn ACL’s Provide Insight into Effective Selling

Understanding the Sales Force

Based on the non-stop rain and humidity we have had for the last 6 weeks in Massachusetts, you could probably make a case that not only do we now have a rainy season, but where our house is located, we must live in a rain forest. Hold that thought. Dinger, our GoldenDoodle, who I have featured in several articles , tore his ACL last week.

Groups 156
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AI in Sales: Focus on The Sales Conversation

Sales 2.0

I think you can get AI to figure out what the likely outcomes are based on all risk factors and the market you’re selling into etc. and free up time for managers to coach the reps on how to add more value in their territory for better outcomes.” Companies want “one throat to choke!”