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In this brief presentation, the speaker argues that B2B purchasing decisions are fundamentally made by people, not abstract corporate entities. Even though the money spent belongs to the company, the individuals involved bring emotions into the decision‑making process. Logical arguments about product superiority often fall short, especially in commodity markets where offerings appear indistinguishable. By intentionally adding emotional elements and building a strong brand around a product, sellers can create a differentiator that influences buyers in otherwise undifferentiated markets.

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