In the previous units, you saw how deep research tools uncover insights and how interactive canvases help you shape them. Now, let's practice identifying which tool is right for each stage of a sales project.
Remember, it's often a two-step process: first gather prospect intelligence, then create compelling sales materials.
Engagement Message
Ready to test your sales workflow wisdom?
Type
Fill In The Blanks
Markdown With Blanks
You need to research a high-value prospect and then create a customized sales proposal. Which tool should you use for each step?
Step 1: Gather comprehensive data on the prospect's company, industry challenges, and key decision makers. - This is a job for [[blank:Deep Research]]. Step 2: Collaboratively build the customized proposal with tailored solutions and pricing. - This is a job for [[blank:An Interactive Canvas]].
Suggested Answers
- Deep Research
- An Interactive Canvas
Type
Sort Into Boxes
Practice Question
Sort the following sales tasks into the correct tool's box.
Labels
- First Box Label: Deep Research
- Second Box Label: Interactive Canvas
First Box Items
- Prospect profiling
- Industry analysis
- Competitor mapping
Second Box Items
- Proposal creation
- Sales deck design
- Quote generation
Type
Multiple Choice
Practice Question
A sales rep wants to understand a prospect's pain points before creating a tailored pitch. What is the most logical first step?
