01 · Discover
Discover
How do they first hear that a problem like theirs has a name?
A play · one sale type
A buying group discovers a category, evaluates vendors, and only later becomes a customer who expands or leaves.
Who is on stage
Long cycle, many stakeholders, high trust.
01 · Discover
How do they first hear that a problem like theirs has a name?
02 · Evaluate
How do they compare options without talking to sales yet?
03 · Decide
What helps the buying group say yes with a straight face?
04 · Onboard
How do they reach first value before enthusiasm fades?
05 · Adopt
What keeps the product or service in weekly use?
06 · Expand
When is it honest to offer more — and through which surface?
07 · Advocate
Where can a happy customer say something true in public?
Leaky handoffs
Failure: The pack is a slide dump the engineer cannot run in the room.
Failure: The seller cannot find the proof when the buyer asks.
Failure: The form dies in an inbox.
Failure: The call notes are forgotten before the next meeting.
Failure: The RFP is still blank when procurement’s clock starts.
Failure: The tender manager cannot find the proof legal already wrote.
Failure: The deck is a tour the buyer cannot follow.
Failure: Nobody owns the next step after the verbal yes.
Failure: Tickets pile up and nobody takes over.
Failure: Spend runs without a brake.
Failure: The number came from memory, not the current price list.
01 · Discover · relief
02 · Evaluate · relief
03 · Decide · relief
05 · Adopt · relief
06 · Expand · relief