Pre-Demo Decision Assessment
This assessment identifies where decision hesitation slows momentum before demos.
1 = Rarely or Not at All
2 = Occasionally
3 = Inconsistent or Unclear
4 = Often
5 = Consistent and Clear
Q1. Before a demo is scheduled, how clearly do prospects recognize the problem as something actively happening inside their organization?
Q2. Before the demo, how consistently do prospects describe the problem as a specific operational failure inside their organization rather than a general industry trend?
Q3. Before the demo begins, how consistently have prospects moved past questioning whether the problem applies to them?
Q4. Before the demo, how clearly do prospects understand what staying the same will cost them over the next 6 to 12 months?
Q5. Before the demo, how clearly do prospects treat delaying a decision as a risk rather than a neutral option?
Q6. Before the demo, how consistently do prospects connect inaction to measurable business loss rather than vague inconvenience?
Q7. Before seeing your product, how confident are prospects that this category of solution is the right way to solve the problem?
Q8. Before the demo, how consistently do prospects compare your solution to direct competitors in the same category rather than tools designed for a different problem?
Q9. Before the demo, how well do prospects understand why alternative approaches fail structurally, not just tactically?
Q10. Before the demo, how easily can prospects explain how this solution would work in their specific environment?
Q11. Before the demo, how consistently have prospects already validated that the solution fits their environment, so the demo can focus on evaluating impact rather than confirming basic fit?
Q12. Before the demo, how confident are internal stakeholders that this solution fits their scale, complexity, and constraints?
Q13. Before the demo, how clearly do prospects know what decision they expect to make afterward?
Q14. Before the demo, how consistently have internal stakeholders already agreed that this problem must be solved, rather than using the demo to build that internal case?