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What Customer Problems Do You Solve, Not What Do You Do!

Partners in Excellence

I posed the question, “What customer problems do you solve?” ” Instead people describe product capabilities and what their product does. What we do is only important in the context of the customer problems we solve.

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What’s The Problem?

Partners in Excellence

What do your solutions do?” “I’m sorry,” I said, “I meant, what problems do your solutions solve? . “I’m sorry,” I said, “I meant, what problems do your solutions solve?” “What does that mean,” I asked.

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The Top 5 Secrets for Building Great Products with Leaders at Slack, Rubrik, and Grammarly

SaaStr

As Product leaders, you have to build trust with CEOs and founders, align on vision and strategy, stay focused on the customer’s problem, and effectively navigate misalignment to ensure your product has the greatest chances of success right out of the gate. But how do you tactically achieve all of that?

Product 68
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Why You Must First Solve Buying Pain Points in B2B Sales

Iannarino

"Whoever is in a hurry, shows that the thing he is doing is too big for him." —The The Earl of Chesterfield For as long as anyone can remember, salespeople have been trained to identify their prospective clients’ problems and their implications. But by rushing the deal to get to the pain points, you break B2B selling and buying.

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What Buyers Need From Sellers

Partners in Excellence

Too often, there is an alignment challenge between what buyers need and what sellers do. We seem to be on diverging paths, and this creates problems for both buyers and sellers. What don’t buyers need from sellers? We don’t help them by repeating what they already know. These are different.

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Leaders, Don’t Play Super-Rep! When Helping Your Team Actually Hurts

Cerebral Selling

For example, reps often come to their leaders with questions like: “My customer went dark on me. What should I say to get them back to the table?” This customer is asking for a 30% discount to get the deal done. I asked for a discovery call but the customer just wants a demo. What do you think we should do?”

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Our Job Is Helping The Customer, But All We Do Is Focus On Beating The Competition….

Partners in Excellence

We don’t have a set agenda, we talk about what we are seeing, usually it’s me whining about the state of professional selling. Our focus on beating the competition diverts our ability to drive substantively higher levels of performance, value creation, growth, and revenue through helping the customer solve their problems.

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