Buying-group consensus and deal acceleration
Enterprise sellers with healthy pipeline but deals that stall in late stages, long sales cycles and buying committees of 6 to 10 people.
A customer proof and advocacy program turns satisfied clients into case studies, short customer videos, reviews and references that buying committees trust. LinkedIn research published in June 2026 found that recommendations from customers and peers are more than three times as influential as better features or price. PlanConversion runs the program end to end: client selection, approvals, interviews, production, review platforms and reference programs, then puts the proof into ABM plays, sales follow-up and the sources AI assistants cite.
Built for: Enterprise B2B teams with happy customers but few approved stories, and sales teams that keep asking for proof from a similar company.
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Legal and procurement approvals stall every case study, so sales keeps reusing the same two logos.
A prospect in manufacturing gets a SaaS case study. Buyers trust proof from companies like theirs.
Stories live on one page instead of in ads, rep emails, review sites and the sources AI engines read.
Map clients, results, approvals and gaps by industry, size and use case against the deals you want to win.
Approval paths that legal accepts, including anonymized formats, and interviews that capture numbers and quotes.
Case studies, short customer videos, quote cards, review platform profiles and reference programs.
Proof placed in ABM campaigns, deal-stage emails, sales decks, review sites and pages AI assistants cite.
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Use anonymized formats: industry, size and result with the name withheld, approved by the client. A verified anonymized story still beats a generic claim, and it can be upgraded to a named one later.
AI assistants pull from content that already exists, including case studies, reviews and third-party mentions. Approved proof published in the right places gives them something accurate to repeat.
Never. Every story, quote and review comes from a real client and is approved by them before it is published.
Each target segment gets proof from a similar company, used in ads, landing pages and rep follow-up for that segment.
Enterprise sellers with healthy pipeline but deals that stall in late stages, long sales cycles and buying committees of 6 to 10 people.
Enterprise and growth B2B companies with credible executives and experts, selling to buying committees that do not answer cold outreach.
Enterprise B2B teams that rank in Google but are missing or outranked in AI vendor recommendations for their category.
How to build a customer advocacy program: identify happy accounts, ask the right way, get approvals, produce case studies and references and use advocacy to deepen retention.
Three short steps. A senior strategist reads every request and replies within one business day with a practical scope, priorities and next step.

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