I am reading unscripted and MJ writes:
"Don’t have time for domain experience? Then ask the people who do. Every so often, a drive-by user posts this generic question at my forum: “What do you guys need help with most in your business?”
The question is perturbing because my forum entrepreneurs know what’s happening. The questioner is circumventing domain experience and probing for problems, looking for opportunities. This practice, asking an audience about their problems, is called...
Is "solution selling" a wrong way to find Needs?
"Don’t have time for domain experience? Then ask the people who do. Every so often, a drive-by user posts this generic question at my forum: “What do you guys need help with most in your business?”
The question is perturbing because my forum entrepreneurs know what’s happening. The questioner is circumventing domain experience and probing for problems, looking for opportunities. This practice, asking an audience about their problems, is called...
Is "solution selling" a wrong way to find Needs?
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