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Strategies for Selling When the User Isn't the Buyer

By

mooreds

9mo ago· 7 min readen

Summary

The article addresses the challenge of marketing a product when the user (e.g., a developer) is not the decision-maker (e.g., a CTO or Director of Engineering). It explores practical strategies for reaching out to decision-makers while ensuring the product resonates with the actual users. The piece builds on the idea of aligning messaging with the needs of both users and buyers.

Key quotes

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But how you would talk to your ideal customer if they are not the ones who try the product?
CTOs / Director of Engineering are probably the ones who make decisions. But it is developers who try the product first.
How practically you can reach out to decision makers?
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Example: Dev = user; CTO = buyer

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