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It almost seems that we have an assemblyline that we pass our customers along—we try to attract attention, building a relationship through our digital presence–web sites, blogs, other materials. ” That’s followed up with a conversation with a SDR/BDR. .”
A few weeks ago, I had a conversation with the head of business development for a French logistics company. Top of the funnel – BDRs find new leads, start a conversation with them, and then educate them about our solution. . It’s like an assemblyline. . Business Developers usually start conversations with cold leads.
Rather than understanding what buyers struggle with, working with them to improve the understanding, we are unable to have the conversations that are most important and stand in the way of building their confidence. We don’t take the time to build relationships and trust.
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It isn’t their ability to self educate, to engage other buyers in social conversations, or even to process their buying transaction electronically. We know people buy from people, yet we create assemblyline/transactional processes. What’s killing sales isn’t the buyer.
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