Customer Enablement in B2B: Like Google Maps for Success

In my last article, we explored how buyer enablement is like using Google Maps to navigate the B2B buying journey. But what happens after the deal is closed? That’s just the beginning. If buyer enablement is about getting prospects to the destination, customer enablement is about making sure they continue the journey confidently. Just as Google Maps doesn’t abandon you at your destination, customer enablement keeps guiding customers through onboarding, adoption, renewals, and even expansion. It’s about making sure they get the most out of the product and feel supported at every step. Onboarding & Change Management: The First Few…

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12 Common Revenue Team Mistakes (and How to Fix Them for Maximum Growth)

Revenue teams—Marketing, Sales, Customer Success (CS), and Revenue Operations (RevOps)—are the backbone of any go-to-market strategy. When these teams work in harmony, they create a seamless engine that drives growth and retention. But when they’re out of sync or fall into common pitfalls, the whole operation can stall. Let’s break down the top mistakes we see across these revenue-driving functions and, most importantly, how to avoid them. Marketing Mistakes: The Disconnect from Revenue 1. Focusing on Vanity Metrics Over Revenue Impact Sure, high impressions or social shares feel good, but they don’t necessarily translate into revenue. A lack of alignment…

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Empowering Post-Sale Success and Long-Term Value

The journey doesn’t end when the deal is signed; in fact, for both the customer and the vendor, it’s only just beginning. Delivering on promises, achieving the desired outcomes, and building trust in the post-sale phase are critical to ensuring customer satisfaction, retention, and growth. This final installment in our Buyer Enablement Series focuses on transitioning from purchase to success, empowering customers for long-term value, and driving mutual success. The Importance of Post-Sale Enablement While most buyer enablement strategies focus on the pre-purchase phase, the post-sale phase is where true value is realized. This phase cements trust, ensures the promised…

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Building Trust and Overcoming Buyer Objections

In our journey through the modern B2B buying process, we’ve explored the buyer journey and the role of the PART framework in empowering buyers. But even with strong enablement tools and strategies, objections inevitably arise. How you handle these objections can mean the difference between winning the deal or losing to a competitor—or worse, the dreaded “no decision.” In this third installment, we’ll focus on how to leverage trust, transparency, and a deep understanding of the PART framework—Problem, Action, Result, Trigger—to overcome objections and position your solution as the clear choice. The Role of Objections in the Buyer Journey Objections…

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Leveraging the PART Framework for Effective Buyer Enablement

In our previous article, we explored the evolving modern B2B buyer journey. Now, let’s dive into a critical strategy for navigating this journey: the PART Framework—Problem, Action, Result, Trigger—and how it shapes effective buyer enablement tools to drive informed decisions and stronger conversions. The PART Framework provides a structured approach to understanding and addressing your buyer’s priorities, enabling you to align your tools and strategies with their needs at every stage of the journey: Problem: clearly define the buyer’s challenges and pain points Action: outline the steps needed to resolve these challenges and evaluate solutions Result: highlight measurable outcomes and…

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