I’ve worked at startups for most of my career, where I’ve always had to compete with companies who were bigger, better known and better resourced than mine. When you are small, it’s common for buyers to have objections over your feature gaps, scale limitations, lack of traction and so on. Most sellers try to overcome this by campaigning internally for custom features and price breaks or over-promising on service. It’s not a recipe for success.
How to win at sales when you are small
How to win at sales when you are small
How to win at sales when you are small
I’ve worked at startups for most of my career, where I’ve always had to compete with companies who were bigger, better known and better resourced than mine. When you are small, it’s common for buyers to have objections over your feature gaps, scale limitations, lack of traction and so on. Most sellers try to overcome this by campaigning internally for custom features and price breaks or over-promising on service. It’s not a recipe for success.