Chapter 2, how buyers decide to buy

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People buy to solve a problem. There are:

  • Real problems
  • Perceived problems

The role of the sales person is to:

  • understand the customers problem,
  • possiblly help them understand their problem better
  • walks them through possible solutions
  • evaluate the options
  • helps them select the best option to solve their problem

The path to purchase describes the steps any customer/buyer goes through when he/she decides to buy.

Key points of the chapter:

  • Customers buy to solve a problem
  • Some problems are real, some are perceived
  • Many problems have an image or Brand@mbi component to them
  • Customers go through a predictable process The path to purchase in any buying decision
  • Customers don't buy products or services but ideally buy solutions
  • The sales person with the best solution to the problem gets to make the sale
  • The customer alone decides what the solution is.