The book tells you why buyers say no. These tools show you where they're saying it to you. Pick one. Each takes a few minutes.
Referenced throughout Why Buyers Say NoNine worksheets from the book: your 20-second pitch, your stories, EPIC, the Unicorn, a CLOSER deal plan and more. Your answers flow from one worksheet to the next.
You get: a pitch you can say in 20 seconds, timed, plus a deal plan with the payback math. Free.
Open my workbook →Ten questions on why buyers really say no, scored out of 100. Score under 90 and you're leaving deals on the table.
You get: your score, every miss explained, and the part of the book that fixes it.
Get my score →You were going to scroll anyway. Swipe through the reasons deals die. Guilty, or not me? Be honest.
You get: your Deal Leak score, where you leak most, and the hand of cards to fix first.
Deal me in →Every reason a deal quietly dies, in eleven parts. Search it, filter it, and flag the ones that sting.
You get: your personal fix list, ready to copy into your next team meeting.
Find my reasons →EPIC, MEDDPICC, BANT, SPIN, CLOSER and seven more. Crack each code, then flip the card to see the questions and stories that actually close.
You get: 12 frameworks rewritten as story questions, plus Deal Doctor rounds that test when to use which.
Crack the code →The silent nos, the 20-second pitch, the Story-Sins and the 10% Rule, with the client stories behind them. Swipe through, then go deeper with the free Deal Playbook.
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Open the Deal Workbook. Write your 20-second pitch, time it out loud, and plan one live deal.
Play Beyond the Acronym. Keep your framework, and swap every checklist question for a story question.
Start with The Deal Playbook, free: the first four days of the book and nine worksheets. It's the part most people skip, and then wonder why their deals keep dying.