Part of being an empathetic guide is taking objections seriously, not getting defensive, and walking your customer through this part of the decision process.
What Does Your Customer Want? 🏷️
I knew it was coming. The dreaded daily question. I watched the words fly through the air… “What do you want for dinner?”
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Surprisingly, your customer is the hero in your company’s story, not you.
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Can your customers find you?
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What do your customers want? When you know the answer, use those exact words and phrases throughout your marketing. You’ll connect faster with leads and improve your search ranking.
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