I am going to pitch a deal to the b2b any suggestions on how to pitch the deal perfectly , what ever it may be just drop it down
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Anonymous 3
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Make it easy for them to say yes. Highlight the value for their business and suggest a trial or phased approach to lower the perceived risk. Keep it concise and be confident but do enough research about them personally before the meeting
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