Using Win/Loss Analysis to Validate (or Kill) Your Pricing Strategy
Sales says you're too expensive. Buyers who chose you say price was fine. Win/loss data reveals which is true, and what to do about it.
Read articleSales says you're too expensive. Buyers who chose you say price was fine. Win/loss data reveals which is true, and what to do about it.
Read articleYour positioning deck says one thing. Buyers hear something completely different. Win/loss reveals the gap, and how to close it.
Read articleMost teams track win rate. The best teams track why win rate changes, which segments perform differently, and whether improvements stick.
Read articleThe real reasons you lost deals rarely appear in CRM notes. Here's how to structure win/loss interviews that get buyers to share what they actually thought.
Read articleYou don't need a formal program to learn from wins and losses. Here's how to extract insights when you're closing 5 deals a month, not 50.
Read articleAutomation can scale win/loss programs, but some parts of the process should never be automated. Here's where to invest in tools and where to stay manual.
Read articleWin/loss insights sit across product, sales, and marketing. Workshops turn scattered findings into coordinated action, if you run them right.
Read articleEvery competitor has tells, tactics they use, messages they lead with, and plays they run when they're serious about a deal. Here's how to spot them.
Read articleB2B user testing isn't just for consumer apps. Here's how to test complex workflows, catch friction, and validate designs with busy enterprise users.
Read articleYour sales and CS teams talk to customers every day. Interviewing them first saves time and focuses your research on the right questions.
Read articleInterview transcripts and survey responses aren't insights. Synthesis transforms scattered data into patterns that actually inform decisions.
Read articleYou don't need a research team to do rigorous customer research. Here's how to build research ops that work when everyone wears multiple hats.
Read articleQualitative research tells you why. Quantitative research tells you how many. Here's how to choose the right method for the question you're asking.
Read articleAverages hide the truth about product performance. Cohort analysis reveals which user groups succeed and which struggle, and what to do about it.
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