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    EIR perception of value, not yours. If your customer doesn't perceive the value, they won't make a purchase. Period.

    So the question isn't, "Why won't they pay?" The question is, "Why is ther

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    "It's different here. Businesses here won't pay what they'll pay in ________". You fill in the blank. Have you heard that one? If I've heard it once I've heard it a hundred times.

    And to some extent, the statement is true. Every place is different. Businesses are made up of people and every person is different.

    However, if you have done your homework, if you've developed a level of trust with your client and if your client - wherever you are - perceives your product or service to provide the same value that clients in ____________ perceive, you can charge the same as you can in _____________. If your clients won't pay what you think your product or service is worth and you're blaming them - you're blaming the person. Your clients make buying decisions made based on perceived value, THEIR perception of value, not yours. If your customer doesn't perceive the value, they won't make a purchase. Period.

    So the question isn't, "Why won't they pay?" The question is, "Why is there

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    to some extent, the statement is true. Every place is different. Businesses are made up of people and every person is different.

    However, if you have done your homework, if you've developed a level of trust with your client and if your client - wherever you are - perceives your product or service to provide the same value that clients in ____________ perceive, you can charge the same as you can in _____________. If your clients won't pay what you think your product or service is worth and you're blaming them - you're blaming the person. Your clients make buying decisions made based on perceived value, THEIR perception of value, not yours. If your customer doesn't perceive the value, they won't make a purchase. Period.

    So the question isn't, "Why won't they pay?" The question is, "Why is ther

    Why Saying TOO Much, Is Costing You Sales!
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    veloped a level of trust with your client and if your client - wherever you are - perceives your product or service to provide the same value that clients in ____________ perceive, you can charge the same as you can in _____________. If your clients won't pay what you think your product or service is worth and you're blaming them - you're blaming the person. Your clients make buying decisions made based on perceived value, THEIR perception of value, not yours. If your customer doesn't perceive the value, they won't make a purchase. Period.

    So the question isn't, "Why won't they pay?" The question is, "Why is ther

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    Employment Services rank among the industries as projected to grow the fastest and to provide the most new jobs. Though many people closely relate the employment services industry with temporary employment opportunities for clerical workers but the industry is different in matching millions of people with jobs, providing both temporary and permanent employment to individuals with a wide variety of education, managerial and professional work experience. The various jobs in the industry range from secretary to computer systems analyst, and from general laborer to nurse. In addition to temporary jobs in these sectors, permanent positions in
    n in _____________. If your clients won't pay what you think your product or service is worth and you're blaming them - you're blaming the person. Your clients make buying decisions made based on perceived value, THEIR perception of value, not yours. If your customer doesn't perceive the value, they won't make a purchase. Period.

    So the question isn't, "Why won't they pay?" The question is, "Why is ther

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    EIR perception of value, not yours. If your customer doesn't perceive the value, they won't make a purchase. Period.

    So the question isn't, "Why won't they pay?" The question is, "Why is there a disconnect between your perceived value and theirs?"

    Let's say you're Jane Doe, an internationally recognized oil and gas attorney.

    Situation #1: ExxonMobil wants to gain the approval of the Peruvian government to drill off their southern coast. If they receive the approval to dig it would mean hundreds of billions of dollars to ExxonMobil and the company has asked you to assist them. They've asked you to attend a 1 hour meeting they've scheduled between the CEO of ExxonMobil and the Peruvian government in an attempt to gain drilling approval.
    Situation #2: Murphy Oil, a small oil company in El Dorado, Arkansas is considering purchasing a Malaysian deepwater lease from Royal Dutch Shell. This is a pretty standard transaction in the oil industry, however the servi

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