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Rachel Clapp Miller

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Aug 14, 2014

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When to Include Case Studies in Your Sales Process

Rachel Clapp Miller

By Rachel Clapp Miller

Aug 14, 2014

When to Include Case Studies in Your Sales Process

shutterstock_100804075_miniThis post originally appeared on the Force Management Blog. To read more content like this, visit the blog here.

A powerful customer testimonial may mean the difference between winning and losing an opportunity. That’s why we put such an emphasis on proof points at Force Management.

The key to leveraging any testimonial is to use it in a way that has impact, depending on your prospect.

Your sales process shouldn’t be a cookie-cutter approach. Rather, it should align with what your buyer needs and how he/she buys. You need to look for the right opportunity to have the greatest impact.  

How do you know when the timing is right?    

Think about a current opportunity you’re working on right now. Click through the SlideShare and determine if a customer testimonial can move the buyer along in his/her decision process. If you have enough testimonials, consider using them strategically, at multiple times during your sales process.  


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