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Their wordsthe enterprise organizations are more sensitive to the process you take them through from a sales motion than they almost are with demoing the product.
Their wordsif you don't have executive value, meaning you cannot get an executive exc excited by your value proposition, then you probably shouldn't be moving up into the enterprise doing a top down strategy.
Their wordsthe information they will tell you on the first call, they will clam up moving forward because it starts to feel like a sales process. So, all of the information edge you can gain as a seller is on this first call.
Their wordsthe fastest way to commoditize yourself is to go into some sales script like budget, authority, need, timing like that should be in the back of your brain. You never actually ask those questions.
Their words80% of the value comes from 20% of the product. and you have learned on these previous calls what that 20% is. Do not demo everything unless there is some reason to
Their wordsare you using um a forward deployed engineer because your product's so gnarly and hard to hard to do like they can't do it on their own. Um it's a bad sign.
Their wordsenterprise sales is it's it's it's mirroring their buying process. It's trying to control their buying process. It's not plopping these people into your sales process.
Their wordsPeople get so fixated on problems which are important. They are important but like everyone speaks to the same problem and it commoditizes you
Their wordsThe worst thing you can do is charge somebody's friend 50 and somebody else 500k. They talk people the market talks. You have to assume that.