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Buyers forget most of what you tell them, and what sticks tends to be random. A 10% message is a science-backed way to control the single point you want them to remember and act on.

Knowing a sales skill and executing a sales competency are different things. Find out which competencies predict wins and how to close the gaps on your team.

Acquisition vs. expansion: Why the same sales message that wins new logos can backfire in existing accounts. A practical look at the buyer psychology at play.

Drawing from recent sales statistics, research, and buyer evidence, this article exposes five hard truths about modern B2B buying behavior that most sales leaders ignore.

Discover the 5 cognitive biases that drive B2B buyers' decisions and get research-backed techniques to recognize and overcome hidden mental barriers that stall your deals.

Escalation of commitment keeps B2B buyers locked into a failing course of action. Here's how to recognize the signs and guide over-committed buyers toward a better decision with an evidence-based, gain-framed discovery approach.

What Is Status Quo Bias? Status Quo Bias is defined as a person’s innate preference for not doing something different from what they’re doing today. Over the years, a number of psychological studies have shown that when faced with a…

Your customer stakeholders invested in your solution because they believed you would make a meaningful contribution toward their strategic business goals. Their decision to continue or increase that investment hinges on your ability to document results toward those goals.

When acquiring new customers, salespeople assume their prospects will ultimately decide between their solution or a competitor’s solution. But the truth is, 60-80% of deals end in “no decision.” Prospects don’t see a compelling enough reason to change from their current situation, so they decide to do nothing at all.