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When to Demo (And When Not To)

When to Demo (And When Not To)

Purpose of This Lesson

To help you earn the demo, not give it away.

When a Demo Makes Sense

You should demo only when:

  • The problem is clearly defined
  • The impact is understood
  • TFAM relevance is acknowledged
  • At least one decision influencer is present

If these are missing, the demo will stall the deal.

When You Should Delay a Demo

Delay the demo if:

  • Discovery was shallow
  • The customer is “just exploring”
  • No urgency is expressed
  • No stakeholder with influence attends

Delaying a demo is not losing a deal.

It is protecting value.

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