Which of the following is NOT an effective way to open the eyes of the prospect to the opportunities they are missing out on with their website?

Explaining the Growth-Driven Design (GDD) process, especially focusing on experimentation, is a valuable part of the sales conversation, but it's not primarily designed to "open the eyes of the prospect to the opportunities they are missing out on." Instead, it educates them on how GDD works to achieve better results. The other options directly highlight current deficiencies or missed potential. Walking through a questionnaire pinpoints neglected areas. Reviewing heatmaps visually demonstrates user frustration and missed engagement. Asking about other departments' website usage reveals the current limited scope and missed opportunities for broader impact. These methods directly expose problems and potential, whereas explaining the GDD process is more about the solution.