Nothing convinces software buyers like:
Indu Thangamuthu
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What's your opinion based on your experience, your product, customers, and meeting their expectations?
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Varun C Bhagath@varun_bhagath
It solving a true 'Pain in the Arse' problem in a cost effective manner.
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So true! And not just solving the problem but doing it in a frictionless way. If the UI/UX is clunky or it requires a big learning curve, buyers will choose the path of least resistance even if the underlying tech is great. Gotta nail that effortless onboarding and intuitive workflow!
Absolutely! Solving a genuine pain point effectively and affordably is the ultimate pitch. If your software can demonstrate how it eliminates a major headache for customers without breaking the bank, you've got a winning value prop. Focus on showcasing the before and after - the frustrating problem and the seamless solution your product provides. Quantify the time and cost savings if possible. Real customer stories and ROI examples speak volumes!
Nothing convinces software buyers like trust.
Whether it’s through real-world success stories, transparent communication, or a clear demonstration of how your product delivers value, trust is the foundation of any buying decision.
Buyers need to feel confident not just in the software, but also in the team behind it – that you’ll be there to support them, listen to feedback, and continuously improve. Clear documentation, responsive support, and even a solid trial experience go a long way in building that trust.