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Salesforce Sales-101 Exam - Topic 3 Question 21 Discussion

Posted by Willie on Sep 27, 2026 at 10:54 AM

A sales representative has a low conversion rate during theproposal phase of the pipeline. They notice there are a few sentences about the prospect objectives, two pages on the specifications and deliverables, and then a small portion on the investment.

Which adjustment will help the sales rep win more work by being more customer-centric?

Suggested Answer: C

A customer-centric proposalis one that emphasizes the value and benefits that the solution will provide to the customer, rather than the features and specifications of the product or service. By focusing more on the anticipated outcomes, the sales rep can show how the solution aligns with the customer's objectives and needs, and how it will help them achieve their desired results. This will also help the sales rep differentiate themselves from the competition and build trust and credibility with the customer.Reference:

Cert Prep: Salesforce Certified Sales Representative, Unit 4: Value Selling

[Sales Rep Training], Unit 2: Sell with Value

Salesforce Certified Sales Representative Exam Guide, Section 4: Value Selling


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6 comments · newest first
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Edna 10 hours ago
I disagree, moving investment to the top could scare them off.
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Chantell 6 days ago
C is the way to go! Outcomes matter more.
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Jacob 11 days ago
I feel like removing the objectives might not be a good idea. The prospect needs to feel understood, so I think we should keep that part in the proposal.
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Lajuana 16 days ago
I practiced a similar question where we had to prioritize customer-centric approaches. I think option C aligns with that idea of understanding what the customer really wants.
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Art 21 days ago
I'm not entirely sure, but I think moving the investment to the top might just confuse the prospect more. It feels like it could be a turn-off right away.
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Vince 26 days ago
I remember we discussed how focusing on the customer's needs is crucial. Maybe option C is the best choice since it emphasizes outcomes over just deliverables.
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