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Max Elster
Co-Founder of Minoa, the leading AI-powered customer outcomes platform.
Max Elster is the Co-Founder of Minoa, a company recognized for its AI-powered customer outcomes platform. He is noted for his excellent communication skills and ability to foster a positive work environment within his team. Minoa focuses on enhancing business case development for go-to-market teams through innovative AI solutions.
Elster has been active in sharing insights and updates about Minoa's developments on LinkedIn, where he engages with the community and discusses topics related to sales and customer engagement strategies.12345
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Forrester TEI Reports: Gathering dust on your shelf?
Let's face it, many marketing teams invest heavily in TEI reports, but sales teams often underutilize them. It's time to bridge that gap!
Your TEI report can be a goldmine for quantifying your value proposition and building compelling business cases. It's a ready-made starting point for benchmark data, benefit calculations and strong value messages.
Dust off that report! Use your favorite LLM to extract key insights and start working on your first benefit/ROI calculation.
Want an example prompt to get started? Comment below, and I'll share one!
Do You Leave Use Cases Out of Your Deal?
I've met with several sales leaders lately, and one interesting theme has emerged in all of our conversations...
When talking to a customer and conducting discovery, we, as humans, tend to pattern match. We think, "What product can I offer based on the customer's stated problems? What use cases are they explicitly mentioning?"
But there's often more to the story. Behind the scenes, there are often other use cases the customer might be interested in, but they don't realize you can solve them.
Enter proactive selling. How about incorporating a few additional use cases into the business case that might resonate with the buyer? How can you educate the buyer about problems they may have that their peers have also faced in the past?
Perhaps there's a use case the buyer is interested in because it helps consolidate another tool and save costs. Or maybe it helps to bring in another stakeholder who would be interested in a different use case, creating a multi-threaded deal.
When it comes to increasing ACVs and basket size, there's nothing easier than building a point of view and adding another use case to the basket that drives more value, increases your ACV, and solves another pain point for the customer.
How have you tried educating buyers beyond the usual use cases and pain points that you hear?
