Day 19 of 30 · Build Your Sales – 30 Days to More Deals
To identify expansion triggers and stakeholders, write an expansion hypothesis (problem → value → proof), and propose a low-risk next step (pilot, workshop, add-on).
Professionals looking to grow their sales teams and expand their offerings need to understand how to identify and capitalize on expansion triggers and stakeholders.
This lesson will teach you how to use expansion strategies to upsell without being pushy, helping you grow your sales team and expand your offerings.
This lesson will take place in the context of growing businesses and teams, where expansion strategies are crucial for success.
You'll learn how to identify expansion triggers and stakeholders, write an expansion hypothesis, and propose a low-risk next step when you're looking to expand your offerings or grow your sales team.
Growth in B2B often comes more from expansion than new logos. Expansion is easier when value is already proven. Triggers keep expansion relevant and timely.
Pick one account with proven adoption. Write: “If we extend to X, we can achieve Y, because Z proof.” Define the smallest next step to validate it.
Write a 2-sentence expansion pitch anchored in outcomes and proof.
Sales Productivity 30 — Day 19 Grow accounts by solving the next problem using triggers and proof. Open the lesson → Issues to fix:
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