Selling to the Buyer Who Doesn’t Want to Change
Most B2B deals don't die on price. They die on inertia — a buyer who agrees with everything you've said and still doesn't move.
Most B2B deals don't die on price. They die on inertia — a buyer who agrees with everything you've said and still doesn't move.
Many good mid-market businesses stop growing not because the market dried up, but because every decision still routes through one person.
A fractional CXO is not a part-time advisor. It's a senior leader who owns a function's results — just not five days a week.
For most mid-market suppliers, decarbonisation has stopped being a values question and become a commercial one — asked by your largest customer, attached to a contract.