Interactive demos can be incredibly beneficial for both sales-led and product-led companies as they provide a simulated experience of a product offering often split into audience types.
Interactive demos are easy to create and have almost no downsides/risks associated with them, making them a common tool to deploy and evaluate fast.
Interactive demos are increasingly a topic with advising clients, especially when discussing product-led growth.
Interactive demos are easy to build and maintain with low costs and can provide benefits such as increased revenue and deal flow.
Interactive demos are easy to sell internally, and salespeople can use data and lead insights from interactive demos to improve sales and gain new customers.
Interactive demos can be used in a variety of ways throughout the buyers' journey, making it a powerful tool for sales-led and product-led companies.
Using interactive demos can assist sales-led companies in building self-serve motion by setting up an interactive demo first and then working up to a trial or freemium.
Interactive demos can turn interested parties into advocates, using the demo to share knowledge within their company after watching it themselves.
Interactive demos are often the move for companies as they help buyers who have interest in a product without us accidentally treating them like users.
In summary, Interactive demos can be used almost always in B2B as they are a low risk effort and more often than not sales are extremely grateful to have a tool that works for once right out of the box.