Trouble
- A prospect is said to be in trouble mode when the company or organization is:
- In need of help with problems.
- Experiencing difficulty.
- Profits may be down.
- Competition may be tougher.
- External pressures.
- New government regulations.
- The prospect will be receptive to buying your product if:
- It solves the problem.
- You can deliver it quickly.
- A prospect in trouble will act quickly, and buy the first product that solves the problem.
- Not always the best product.
© 2004 John Michael Pierobon
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