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Dig Deeper. Discount Less.

How Sellers Win Deals Before the Negotiation Starts

Jazyk: Angličtina
Väzba: Brožovaná
Vydavateľ: Till Brennan
Dostupnosť: Očakávané naskladnenie
Naskladnenie 29. 06. 2026
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The deal is won or lost before you ever open your mouth.Most salespeople obsess over the pitch. The...

Informácie o knihe

Jazyk
Angličtina
Väzba
Kniha - Brožovaná
Vydalo
2026
Stránok
146
EAN
9798995947998
Enbook ID
53019122
Vydavateľ
Hmotnosť
206
Rozmery
152 x 229 x 8

Kompletný popis

The deal is won or lost before you ever open your mouth.

Most salespeople obsess over the pitch. The close. The perfect objection handler. Till Brennan spent nearly two decades building and scaling sales teams across startups and global enterprises - and discovered something that changes everything: the sellers who win biggest never rely on any of that.

Dig Deeper. Discount Less.

This is the playbook for B2B sellers who are done leaving money on the table.

Inside, Brennan introduces the 70/20/10 Sales Playbook - a battle-tested system for putting your energy exactly where deals are actually won: 70% in discovery, 20% in validation, 10% in negotiation.

The result? Fewer discounts! Larger deals! Buyers who close themselves!

You'll get a four-layer discovery methodology that uncovers what competitors never think to ask. A stakeholder mapping discipline that eliminates surprise late-stage blockers. A business case system where the buyer builds the justification with you. A demo framework that confirms decisions rather than begs for them. And a negotiation playbook built entirely on trades - not concessions.

This isn't theory. It's a live tool - built to be used with your pipeline open in another tab.

Written for:

  • Account executives tired of winning deals and still leaving money behind
  • Sales leaders whose teams know every methodology - and still default to discounts when pressure hits
  • Founders and CEOs who know their product better than anyone - and have learned that's exactly the problem

Great salespeople don't win in the final conversation. They win in the first!