Are they ready to decide? Differentiating with Knowledge The content of this presentation was derived from an article in The McKinsey Quarterly Todd Youngblood The YPS Group,

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Are they ready to decide?
Differentiating with Knowledge
The content of this
presentation was derived from
an article in The McKinsey
Quarterly
Todd Youngblood
The YPS Group, Inc.
ypsgroup.com
[email protected]
678-429-7452
Topics
• Differentiate what?
• Customer Bias
• Tools
Levels of Differentiation
Helping customers make
better decisions
…an example of
“Knowledge Differentiation”
Knowledge
Service
Product
Price/Quality
Technology
Customer Bias
• They’re all biased
• We’re all biased
• Get over it!
Acknowledge it!
Deal with it intelligently!
Two Main Types of Bias
• Confirmation Bias:
Unconsciously attaching weight to things
consistent with what we already believe
• Overconfidence Bias:
Imagine an executive that is not overconfident
in his or her own ability…
Overcoming Bias
Consider:
• Different points of view
• Downside risk
Use the
Decision Making Checklist
Differentiate with Knowledge
• Teach your customers how to make better
decisions
• Help your customers make better decisions