Articles tagged with: how decisions get made
Buying Decisions: The Implicit Vs. The Explicit
When I began talking about ‘helping buyers buy’, or ‘decision facilitation’ in 1988, people thought I was a bit eccentric, to say the least. “I help buyers buy too,” I used to hear. “I find out what they need, position my solution in a way they understand that it will resolve their pain, and give [...]
When do buyers buy?
Your prospects need your solution. Desperately. But they are stalling. And it makes no sense.
But are they stalling? Are they really ignoring their needs, working with sub-optimal functionality, for a reason?
No. No. No. Yes. Not stalling, not ignoring their needs. Not working with sub-optimal functionality. Yes, there is a powerful reason.
Buyers can’t buy until all [...]








