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22 resources in Consensus
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Brent Adamson
B2B buying research
Buying complexity, decision confidence, consensus and modern enterprise buyer behaviour.
(opens in a new tab)Enterprise buyingConsensusLinkedIn: LinkedIn Jen Allen-Knuth
Enterprise sales practitioner
Executive access, cost of inaction and complex buying groups.
(opens in a new tab)Executive sellingLinkedIn: LinkedInArmand Farrokh
30MPC
Tactical enterprise AE craft: multithreading, champions, demos and deal progression.
(opens in a new tab)Enterprise executionLinkedIn: LinkedInArmand Farrokh
@armandfarrokh
Highly tactical enterprise-selling observations around account quality, problem pitching, champions and execution.
(opens in a new tab)ChampionsExecutionX: XBrent Adamson
@brentadamson
B2B buyer behaviour, consensus, Challenger thinking and decision complexity.
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Blogs worth following
Ongoing sources for sharper commercial thinking, rather than individual posts.
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The Command Center
Force Management
Enterprise sales execution, qualification, business value, C-suite selling and negotiation.
Consistently practical and unusually close to the mechanics of large B2B deals.
Ongoing · Free
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Challenger Blog
Challenger
Commercial insight, buyer psychology, consensus, urgency and shaping customer thinking.
Strong counterweight to reactive discovery and generic solution selling, with useful current material on AI-empowered buyers.
Ongoing · Free
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MEDDICC Resources
MEDDICC
Metrics, Economic Buyer, Decision Process, Champion, Paper Process and enterprise qualification.
Best used as a living reference library for deal truth—not as methodology compliance.
Ongoing · Mostly free
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Publications worth returning to
Not another feed to keep up with. A small set of sources that repeatedly earn attention.