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