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Stop Selling and Start Telling: The Power of Prescription

Cerebral Selling

One of the biggest misconceptions sellers have is that customers know exactly what they’re looking for. If you had gone to a customer in 2013 and said “Would you like a black, always-on cylinder in your kitchen about the size of a Pringles can that you can talk to and ask questions, that also turns on your lights and plays music?”

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Sometimes The Biggest Sales Problems Have the Simplest Solutions

Understanding the Sales Force

Yup, with prescription sunglasses, my driving fatigue became a thing of the past and I can drive for hours and hours without getting sleepy. While a prescription ointment would help it disappear after about a week, it would continue to reappear. Simple, easy, fast, and powerful. And then I discovered the solution. Sunglasses.

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This week’s AI-powered martech releases

Martech

Here are other new AI-powered martech features from the past seven days: Mailchimp’ s Intuit Assist helps users generate content, personalize marketing, and learn faster. Cordial ’s Cordial AI provides marketers with generative, predictive and prescriptive artificial intelligence capabilities. Not strictly martech, but interesting.

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How To Sell More by Creating an Amazing Buying Experience

Cerebral Selling

Be Prescriptive Most of the time, the thing your customer is buying from you isn’t something they buy very often. People don’t love companies because of their physical products. They love them because of the experiences they create. For example: IKEA doesn’t sell furniture. They sell easy transport and assembly.

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Gainsight CEO Nick Mehta Shares His Top 10 Mistakes In 10 Years: Part 2 (Pod 657 + Video)

SaaStr

Mistake #7: Not Being Prescriptive Enough Early Enough Early on, it’s natural to figure out implementation with a customer. Some of the problems caused by not being prescriptive early enough are: The back and forth with customers leads to a long time to value. How do you get more prescriptive? It can be a challenge.

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How to transform customer experience with AI

Martech

AI-powered tools help companies analyze customer data, understand preferences and craft messages that resonate with their target audience and individual customers. Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a game-changing force for revolutionizing customer experience (CX).

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My App Stack: Jack Moberger, Director of Enablement at Algolia

SaaStr

They’re powering instant automatic deal rooms, gong recording summaries with next steps, suggested MEDDPICC updates based on the call in slack, and the ability to edit any SFDC field from slack with a quick command. I always learn a lot from these — they are in essence a best practices list from each leader.