The Decision Process is the series of steps that the buyer will follow to make a decision.
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The Decision Process is the series of steps that the buyer will follow to make a decision.
The Decision Process is simply how a decision to buy your solution is made. It is the seller’s responsibility to uncover the Decision Process as soon as they can, and to consistently work to advance their deal against each stage of it. Consider not only the process, but the people involved too.
The Decision Process often changes, so it is important to stay on top of it, checking for progress and any additional requirements.
Don’t make the mistake that you are making progress against the Decision Process based on the amount of engagement you have had with a customer. Unless you have confirmation that you are advancing throughout the Decision Process, you are not making progress, no matter how many extra demos, reference calls, and reports you deliver to your customer.
The Decision Process is the number one thing that dictates your time to close, so it is important to be as proactive as possible so that you are prepared for things that may come further down the line.
60% of deals are lost to inertia. If you don’t put in the effort to keep your deal moving, you risk losing out just because it’s easier for your customer to do nothing.
• The Decision Process is the series of steps that the buyer will follow to make a decision.
• It usually consists of two parts: technical validation and business approval
• Time to close is directly tied to the Decision Process, which in turn affects the length of your average sales cycle. Shortening the Decision Process can have a huge impact on what you can achieve in a given time period.
At first glance, the Decision Process isn’t as mysterious as other MEDDPICC elements. When asked about it, most sellers will have an answer for where they are. Still, people do make mistakes when it comes to the Decision Process - and in this episode of Med Men, Andy and Pim delve into those mistakes.
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