Read the room before it goes quiet.

    GTM Heroes uses HBX (Human-Based Experience) to read how each person in the buying group decides, flags the one who's freezing, and drafts the move that brings them back.

    40 to 60% of forecasted deals end in no decision.1 Most of them weren't lost to a competitor. Someone got pitched the wrong way and stopped answering.

    The read

    Every stakeholder, by how they actually decide.

    Not their title. Two CFOs can need two completely different meetings. Create buyer rooms from Claude with the HBX MCP server.

    JK

    Jordan Kim

    Guardian · high confidence

    Decides on
    What breaks, and who owns it if it does
    Lead with
    Rollback plan, references, a slow ramp
    Avoid
    Vision decks, urgency, big-bang rollouts

    The forecast

    See the freeze two weeks before the stage moves.

    Engagement against each profile tells you who's drifting while the forecast still says commit.

    Jordan Kim · engagementLast 30 days
    Day 12 · roadmap deck sentDay 19 · freeze flaggedCRM: on track

    The move

    One action, in their language. You approve it.

    Nothing sends on its own. Your rep stays the one in the room.

    Sent on day 12

    Excited to share our 2027 roadmap. Your team would be at the front of the next wave. Got 30 minutes for a demo?

    Drafted on day 19

    Attached is the rollback plan: what happens if week one misses and how we unwind in 48 hours. Want 20 minutes with an ops lead who's run it?

    “Frozen buyers are busy. They take the meeting, forward the deck, ask for a reference. Every one of those logs as activity, so the deal looks healthy.”
    Pete Sanidas, founder and CEO

    Bring the deal that went quiet.

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