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The “Chaotic” Buying Process

Partners in Excellence

We know the importance of the marketing and sales process. In theory, it should help us help the customer in navigating their buying process. The problem is, the customer buying process is not a structured, linear process. In fact, it could be described as chaotic. Some thoughts: 1.

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Moving Beyond The “Chaotic Buying Process”

Partners in Excellence

It seems in recent months, the sales and marketing world is suddenly waking up to the fact the buying process/journey is not a linear process. That customers don’t go through an orderly process of: 1. They even manage to buy. We can help them buy by leveraging their past experience in successful projects.

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A Paradox, The Sales Process And The Buying Journey

Partners in Excellence

We know, for complex B2B buying, the buyer’s journey can best be described as chaotic. What we have always believed is a linear process–identify a challenge, commit to change, define the problem/needs, evaluate alternatives, select a solution, turns out to be chaotic, as illustrated by the picture below.

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Just Because Buying Is “Chaotic,” Doesn’t Mean It’s What Customers Want!

Partners in Excellence

As we increasingly understand the “Chaotic Buying Journey,” as illustrated by the great work done by my friends at Gartner; marketing and sales people are struggling with, “How do we respond?” As a result, one then realizes, that mirroring and aligning with the chaotic buying journey is the wrong thing to do.

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From Chaos to Clarity: 4 Steps to Creating Content that Helps Sellers and Buyers

Allego

How to work at your company: This includes formal content, such as HR and employee benefits, processes, employee standards, and meeting minutes or videos. But chaotic content hurts sellers and buyers.” But chaotic content hurts sellers and buyers,” Pierce said. Content tends toward chaos—anyone can create it.

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Aligning With The Customer Buying Journey

Partners in Excellence

We know we have to align our marketing and sales processes with the customer buying journey. That used to be simple when we considered the buying journey to be relatively linear. ” How do we deal with the chaotic buying journey? Except the sales enablement model works on a completely different premise.

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Rethinking The Sales And Marketing Organization

Partners in Excellence

We continue to organize our sales and marketing initiatives around what makes us more efficient or old views of how customers buy. The overall marketing/sales assembly line takes customers through this linear process, all oriented to moving the customer through a buying decision. we caught ’em, you skin ’em.”