
Customer Case Study
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Reps in a live competitive deal need five facts and five answers, not a forty-slide analysis. This battlecard puts the answer first: win rate, deal size, where you win and where the rival wins, then a ranked list of objections with a short reply for each, an owner and a rating.
The sample is written for Underhill Trading, a fictional supplier, against a fictional rival, Brightmere Supplies. It shows a 48% win rate, an 11% higher list price and a 20% lower three-year cost. Replace the competitor facts with ones you have verified, add your CRM win rate and owner, and keep each reply short enough to say aloud.
Click Make a copy in Google Docs, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Replace the competitor name, deal size and pricing facts with verified information, and add the date you checked them.
Rewrite the findings using what your reps hear in real deals, and add the win rate from your CRM.
Replace each objection and response with wording from your best rep, then set the owner and the ratings.
Delete the guide page, then share the card with your sales team.
No. Underhill Trading, Brightmere Supplies, the people and every figure are fictional sample content. Replace them with your own verified facts.
Check it at least once a quarter, and whenever the rival changes its prices. Put the owner and the last-reviewed date at the top so the card does not go stale.
Yes. Replace the competitor facts with the persona's goals and objections, and keep the same layout of findings, objections and responses.

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