We've found that when we can get a customer to actually SEE our platform, we win nearly 50% of those deals. We can't do PLG. We can't offer free trials. We sell enterprise software that requires implementation and onboarding unique to each customer. We needed to provide prospects easier access to our platform without getting on a demo first. So how did we solve it? Jason Graub and the Tourial team stepped up and helped us develop our interactive demo strategy and deploy our demo center. What they realized is that there is a gap in supporting the actual strategy + execution of an effective interactive demo strategy. So much so, that they officially announced their new Demo Studio team and services last week, and we benefited from leveraging this before they officially launched it. If you want to launch interactive demos but need a strategic partner, I'd suggest you give them a shout.
We love success stories like this! Way to go team 💪🏽
Thank you Carter Severns and the Delivery Solutions team for being a great partner! 👏
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Building on your point about "visually presenting your product," a mistake we see a lot of B2B SaaS companies make is: not featuring their product visually on their website. If users can’t quickly grasp what your product does visually, chances are they won’t stick around to learn more— even if you're offering demos. While creating demos is a good option, make sure your product is visually showcased (use product UI) throughout your site. Showing your product UI helps you: → Instantly show what your product does → Give a clear, high-level overview → Provide immediate visual context
Great story Carter ! It's always very hard to offer an impactful tour to our prospects when you sell big complicated product. When you say that when a customer SEE the product it'll be won in 50% of time, can you isolate the factor that comes from their place in the funnel and the improvement due to the use of this precise tool?
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3moCarter Severns very powerful success story. I've seen similar results across subverticals, and often more so for enterprise software (more than self-service software). Showing the product jumps conversion rates. And interactive tours is one of the most efficient ways to do it.