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Most 'closing problems' are actually qualification problems, follow-up timing problems, or multi-stakeholder problems — none of which a discount fixes.
Diagnose why deals stall and apply the fix that matches the actual root cause — not the symptom.
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Протокол вирішення
- 01
Diagnose the stall point
Pull your last 20 lost deals. Group by stage-lost: early (discovery), mid (proposal), late (negotiation). Each cluster has a different fix. Early losses = qualification problem. Mid losses = value articulation problem. Late losses = stakeholder or budget problem.
- 02
Fix the follow-up cadence
67% of deals that close do so after 5+ follow-ups. Most reps stop at 2. Build a 7-touch cadence: day 1, 3, 7, 14, 21, 30, 45. Each touch adds new value (case study, ROI calc, relevant news) — not a 'just checking in' email.
- 03
Map all stakeholders before sending a proposal
Ask: 'Who else will be involved in this decision?' before any demo. If you can't name every buyer, your proposal will hit a veto you never saw coming. Multi-thread: get one intro email to every decision-maker before the formal proposal.
- 04
Create urgency without discounting
Deadline anchors: implementation slots, pricing effective dates, cohort start dates. Value expiry: 'the ROI you'd get from Q3 implementation disappears if you start in Q4.' These are honest urgency levers — no manufactured scarcity needed.
Питання та відповіді
What is the most common reason deals don't close?
No clear next step agreed at the end of each meeting. Every call should end with a specific commitment: 'I'll send the proposal by Thursday, you'll share it with your CFO by Friday.' Vague 'I'll think about it' endings are pre-closed losses.