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Joined March 2011
Beauty is in the EYE of the beholder - so is PERCEIVED VALUE. What are you doing to increase your perceived value? Keffer
Are you converting your features into benefits? Here's the great Feature-Converter phrase: so that you can... Keffer
Improve my relationships... how will your "stuff" improve my relationships. Show prospects and clients. Keffer
How will what you do produce more joy in the life of your prospects, donors and clients? Keffer
Freedom and independence are huge for people. How does what you do give people greater freedom? Tell them vividly. Keffer
People want more time. Show them how what you do will free up time for them! Keffer
Prospects also want (#3) more money - save, spend, give. Except business owners, they don't want to save. More on that to come. Keffer
2nd thing people want: More Comfort. Tie what you do to how they will gain more comfort, ease, convenience. Keffer
Here's one of the things prospects want: better health. Relate your benefits to health. Keffer
Only a few things are controllable... control them, measure them and report them! Keffer
Position yourself by identifying your Right Fit Clients feelings and frustrations. Do you know what they are? Does your staff? If not,...
Everything, I mean everything, must start with the client. Keffer
When was the last time you asked: What's the best thing I do for you? What's one thing I can do to improve your experience? Ask today....
What is your theme for the year? Ours: Double Results With Less Effort Keffer
Ask your five best clients/donors this, "What's the one thing I do for you that no one else does? Keffer
What's the ONE thing you should do, send, or present that you've been messing around with long enough? Do it now! Keffer
Ok. I see you. You're still doing it? Keffer
What are you doing right now that should be delegated (permanently) to someone else? Keffer
Seriously, no one has ever called for a brochure. You know why? Keffer
When was the last time someone called and asked for your brochure? That's called a clue! Keffer