Free Resource: Multithreading Power Plays

Qwilr empowers sales teams to maximize their success throughout the sales cycle. The platform enables sellers to build customized proposals and sales assets quickly, easily, and always on-brand, addressing specific buyer needs to ensure confidence in their purchasing decisions.

Qwilr achieves this by transitioning sales teams from outdated and fragmented methods of selling to a seamless, web-based buyer experience that integrates with your CRM. This approach provides unique buyer insights, helping you make the most of every deal.

Multithreading involves creating multiple connections within one account. Whether you’re working with an experienced champion or not, you’ll want to engage with someone above the power-line to ensure your deal makes it to close.

A joint execution plan (JEP) is a coordinated and agreed-upon strategy outlining the specific actions, timelines, and responsibilities of multiple parties working together to achieve a common goal.

An effective JEP covers:

• What actions need to be taken to achieve the buyer's objective and get the deal done?
• Who needs to complete what actions and when?

By collaborating on a JEP, both parties can align their expectations, resources, and efforts, facilitating smoother implementation and a higher probability of success.

‘Asking for power’ refers to seeking access to decision-makers or individuals with the authority to make purchasing decisions within the prospect’s organization.

By asking for power, you can:

• Ensure there is leadership buy-in and alignment early
• Increase the likelihood of closing the deal because you’ve built relationships beyond your champion

The ‘person in power’ is the decision-maker or individual who has the authority to make a purchasing decision.

Identifying and engaging with the person in power early is crucial, as they are likely to ultimately play a role in your deal process and, if not managed well, can easily 'blow up a deal'.