The document discusses how win-loss analysis helps understand buyer behavior and convert and retain new customers. It describes the benefits of win-loss analysis for improving products, sales positioning, and customer retention. It provides details on how to systematically conduct win-loss analysis, including interviewing customers, quantitatively and qualitatively analyzing the results, and using the insights to improve sales and marketing strategies.
How Win Loss Analysis Helps Understand Buyer Behavior
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How Win Loss Analysis Helps
Understand Buyer Behavior to
Convert and Retain New
Customers
A Complimentary Webinar from Aurora WDC
12:00 Noon Eastern /// 4 September 2013
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Ellen Naylor Arik Johnson
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Ellen Naylor
Ellen Naylor is President of The Business Intelligence Source, now in its 20th
year. She started in competitive intelligence by creating a CI operation at Bell
Atlantic in 1985, now part of Verizon. She continued her path in CI and
forecasting at Northwest Airlines. Ellen is a 23-year member of SCIP
(Strategic Competitive Intelligence Professionals) where she won the Catalyst
and Fellow awards, and is a prolific author for CI Magazine. Ellen earned her
MBA from the Darden Graduate School of Business in Virginia, and her BA at
the University of Notre Dame in the second graduating class of women. She
was raised in Japan where she still has strong ties.
Email: ellen@thebisource.com
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► Process
► Why? Why not?
► Benefits
► How?
► Quantitative Analysis
► Qualitative Results
► Best Practices/not
► References
► Q&A and Discussion
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Win/Loss References
From a Good Sales Call to a Great Sales Call
http://amzn.to/18B5WRc Author: Richard Schroder
Articles from SCIP’s CI Magazine:
• Win/Loss Analysis: The Cooperative Angle: bit.ly/17L07Wh
• Increasing Sales Through Win/Loss Analysis: http://bit.ly/17L0EaE
• Capture Competitive Intelligence thru Sales: bit.ly/1dE8Uvs
• How to Draw Customers into the Win/Loss Process: bit.ly/19g13PL
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Thank you! Now how about a
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