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Kay Walten's avatar

This really hit home. What stood out to me is how much of this comes down to trust, not tactics. People aren’t “shopping” the way they used to. they’re checking, comparing, and deciding long before they ever reach out.

It makes sense why so many things feel harder now. If someone doesn’t feel confident or clear early on, they just move on without saying a word. No drama. No feedback. They’re gone.

I also appreciate how you framed this as less about selling harder and more about removing friction. When things feel consistent and easy to understand, people relax. And when they relax, they’re more willing to choose you.

Dawn Gribble's avatar

Exactly. Without a clear moment of rejection, teams often don’t realise anything’s wrong. Hope you had a fab Christmas Kay!

Kay Walten's avatar

When nothing’s obviously wrong, it’s easy to overlook what’s quietly slipping. Happy New Year.

Destiny S. Harris's avatar

hospitality will never be out of business!

Dawn Gribble's avatar

Totally agreem it's the most important industry in the world

Not Exactly Ana's avatar

As someone who is just entering the world of marketing, I think this article is particularly useful to me and I learned a lot of new things.

Dawn Gribble's avatar

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Dec 30
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Dawn Gribble's avatar

Exactly. That bottleneck almost never shows up in dashboards. The hesitation happens much earlier.