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Provocation-Based Selling: Loosening the Status-Quo for Sales Success

The ROI Guy

In a recent Harvard Business Review article , one of the most respected names in technology marketing and strategies, Geoffrey Moore discussed how diagnostic and benchmarking sales techniques can be used, particularly during a downturn, to help engage executives, open up new opportunities and unfreeze previously stuck sales processes.

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61 Awesome B2B Sales Jargon Busters

Klozers

. Much easier to sell on price. 15) Customers  the only reason selling is not the perfect job. 22) Features & Benefits  the reasons Marketing think prospects should buy. 32) Marketing  the department for people who can draw, but cant sell. Much easier to sell on price.

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Mapping The Sales Process: 7 Steps For Success

InsideSales.com

These executives may think it’s as straightforward as making a product, marketing it , and then selling it to different market segments. Solution Selling – As the name suggests, this methodology focuses on the solution the product can offer to the client’s problem or needs, instead of the product itself.

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Selling to the Unreachables

The ROI Guy

Alinean Case Study: Microsoft realized they were being too tactical with their customers, and not being able to reach executives, or when they did, not adding enough value. A prescriptive roadmap of practice improvements and solutions concludes the diagnostic presentation. Solution Selling is Best for Executive Meetings?

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Cold Calling ? Insights from Chris Orlob at Gong

John Barrows

It’s been too long time of a coming I think, but, my name’s Chris, I run product marketing over here at Gong. Maybe I’m biased, a lot of that comes down to product marketing. Is product marketing helping you understand your buyer personas, their pain points? CHRIS ORLOB: Yeah. Super excited to be here.