Attracting high-paying clients

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Attracting high-paying clients​

Ask for endorsement from other same level client we all love to work /do business with people we know and we trust
Understand who your ideal client is the key is to be sure you are clear on the kind of company you like working with .
Understanding your client is also very important shareholders and consumer satisfaction be clear on how you can help them .
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Attracting high-paying clients​

Ask for endorsement from other same level client we all love to work /do business with people we know and we trust
Understand who your ideal client is the key is to be sure you are clear on the kind of company you like working with .
Understanding your client is also very important shareholders and consumer satisfaction be clear on how you can help them .

 

[Jonaville1]

Anytime you come across a high paying client, the first and most importantll thing that should come to your mind is that they want quality, not quantity. So you need to figure out what you say or do to convince them that they're in the right place.

 

[Nurudeen]

If as a business owner you wish to attract high paying client to your business you need to package your business In a way that it will attract more customers through the branding and packing you give it. Another one is that you need to build a portfolio for you Business and create some awareness on the internet

 

[joy101]

High paying client it is your determination how much are you to pay your client, because the types of service or product you offer to your client or public will go long way and also and them will be satisfy.

 

[Veetos12]

Attracting high-ticket clients is actually easy or difficult depending on how you see it.

You just have to give them something of value for FREE (or at a ridiculous price), in exchange for their contact details.

This could be Email, WhatsApp, Phone number, or whatever you can use to stay in touch with them.

Now the hard part is actually turning these prospects to paying clients.

What you have to understand, is that these people have money. They are not looking for the cheapest service.

Instead they're looking for somebody that can get the job done.

It could be that they want faster, better, or easier results. Definitely not cheaper.

If you want to land these kind of clients, you have to be able to communicate your value effectively to them, and that is the hard part.

Because a lot of people are actually very good at what they do, but they are unable to show people that they are actually very good but are unable to show people that they are valuable.

Just like you have stated in your explanation that good work will attract high paying clients. In my own opinion to add to what you have highlighted, the interpersonal relationship built with the customers over the time will also go a long way in keeping those with appreciative pay with you.

 

[EMMANUEL]

Absolutely I support you on this, in addition, know your value,What can you offer to your ideal clients? How can you make their lives more comfortable or how do you solve a problem they are continuously encountering?. You have to be confident in the fact that what you offer will benefit your ideal clients, and that must radiate in all you do and make, be it content,or promotional contests.

 

[Greatguy1]

A high paying client is one that understand brand strength and loyalty. He is one who expects the very best from whoever he is patronising and yearns for improvement in such quality. To get such kind of people, one must be brand conscious and take his reputation serious.

 

[Bookwormlux1]

Attracting high-ticket clients is actually easy or difficult depending on how you see it.

You just have to give them something of value for FREE (or at a ridiculous price), in exchange for their contact details.

This could be Email, WhatsApp, Phone number, or whatever you can use to stay in touch with them.

Now the hard part is actually turning these prospects to paying clients.

What you have to understand, is that these people have money. They are not looking for the cheapest service.

Instead they're looking for somebody that can get the job done.

It could be that they want faster, better, or easier results. Definitely not cheaper.

If you want to land these kind of clients, you have to be able to communicate your value effectively to them, and that is the hard part.

Because a lot of people are actually very good at what they do, but they are unable to show people that they are actually very good but are unable to show people that they are valuable.

Another good hint in attracting high paying clients is through being honest, a lot of wealthy people hate it when sellers try to take advantage of the fact that they are rich to squeeze money out of them for something that would be cheaper in another shop. If he realizes this, he won't like to come back to you again. So try and be as honest as possible.

 

[Diamond07]

Attracting high-ticket clients is actually easy or difficult depending on how you see it.

You just have to give them something of value for FREE (or at a ridiculous price), in exchange for their contact details.

This could be Email, WhatsApp, Phone number, or whatever you can use to stay in touch with them.

Now the hard part is actually turning these prospects to paying clients.

What you have to understand, is that these people have money. They are not looking for the cheapest service.

Instead they're looking for somebody that can get the job done.

It could be that they want faster, better, or easier results. Definitely not cheaper.

If you want to land these kind of clients, you have to be able to communicate your value effectively to them, and that is the hard part.

Because a lot of people are actually very good at what they do, but they are unable to show people that they are actually very good but are unable to show people that they are valuable.

Selling is the most important part of a business. An entrepreneur must know how to sell. A lot of talking needs to be done without sounding desperate. You need to make your prospective client see your values and what they'll benefit from your product or service.

 

[Neeta313]

Attracting high paying client involves you hanging out where you will see them. There are certain places you go to, where you know the rich and elite will chill out, go there, build relationships with them. After that you can now introduce your product to them by marketing it very well and also ensuring that what you say is actually what the products does.

 

[Trexxxy]

I think attracting high paying customers is a gradual process. A business that's just starting out is less likely to get huge contracts because the trust and reputation is not yet solid, people are still in the observation phase, they test you with little contracts and when you satisfy them, high paying ones start coming in.

I completely disagree with this, I think of you are confident of your own service and skills , getting high paying clients shouldn't be a problem. Although I understand you have to start from somewhere, but as time goes on, you become more and more confident and see yourself as someone who should be working for higher paying clients.

 

[GIFTMICHAEL]

Attracting a high paying client need effort and result.
You are very right and precise in your analysis.
Those high paying clients need quality delivery in short they need result and who can deliver exactly what they want. You should be able to communicate your value to them and show in your result that you can.

 

[Kehinde]

Understand who your ideal client is.
Know whom you are dealing with.
Ask for endorsements from other same-level clients.
Write a letter campaign.
Demonstrate results.
Hang where they hang.
Display your expertise.
Present yourself professionally in-person and online.

 

[Prettyjanie]

Everyone is dreaming of having super clients, you will be blessed to have those kind of clients in your business. How can you attract them? When you identify them, you be very polite to them and give them the very best of your product. Once that is done, and they are satisfied, you have won them.

 

[Emma Aneni]

I think attracting high paying customers is a gradual process. A business that's just starting out is less likely to get huge contracts because the trust and reputation is not yet solid, people are still in the observation phase.

 

[Briangsam]

You are very right with everything you typed. You need to always put quality out there, no matter what. Be consistent and treat people right all the time. Use social media as a leverage. These type of people or people close to them might come across you and make sure you deliver and you have them.

 

[Abbeyola]

Attracting high-ticket clients is actually easy or difficult depending on how you see it.

You just have to give them something of value for FREE (or at a ridiculous price), in exchange for their contact details.

This could be Email, WhatsApp, Phone number, or whatever you can use to stay in touch with them.

Now the hard part is actually turning these prospects to paying clients.

What you have to understand, is that these people have money. They are not looking for the cheapest service.

Instead they're looking for somebody that can get the job done.

It could be that they want faster, better, or easier results. Definitely not cheaper.

If you want to land these kind of clients, you have to be able to communicate your value effectively to them, and that is the hard part.

Because a lot of people are actually very good at what they do, but they are unable to show people that they are actually very good but are unable to show people that they are valuable.

You can attract high paying client by rendering of quality service to your clients from then other will tell family and friends about your services then you are good to go.
Meeting clients satisfaction can also help in getting the connection you need and making sure that needs are being met.

 

[Oliver 20]

Hang where they hang.
Where do your optimal clients like to be (for example expos, meetings, talking occasions), what do they like to peruse (for example exchange diaries, public business papers or magazines, and so forth) and see and be seen where they are.

 

[DareIsrael]

Attracting top client, involves having a good reputation in what you do. Just as Shayo has said, it is a gradual process. If you have a track record of satisfying your customers need with top quality services, somebody will link you up to high paying client one day.

 

[Shaffy]

Attracting high-ticket clients is actually easy or difficult depending on how you see it.

You just have to give them something of value for FREE (or at a ridiculous price), in exchange for their contact details.

This could be Email, WhatsApp, Phone number, or whatever you can use to stay in touch with them.

Now the hard part is actually turning these prospects to paying clients.

What you have to understand, is that these people have money. They are not looking for the cheapest service.

Instead they're looking for somebody that can get the job done.

It could be that they want faster, better, or easier results. Definitely not cheaper.

If you want to land these kind of clients, you have to be able to communicate your value effectively to them, and that is the hard part.

Because a lot of people are actually very good at what they do, but they are unable to show people that they are actually very good but are unable to show people that they are valuable.

I have studied a lot about this technique from someone called Russell Brunson.

He calls it 'the irresistible offer', and it's awesome if you can implement it in your business.
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Attracting high-ticket clients is actually easy or difficult depending on how you see it.

You just have to give them something of value for FREE (or at a ridiculous price), in exchange for their contact details.

This could be Email, WhatsApp, Phone number, or whatever you can use to stay in touch with them.

Now the hard part is actually turning these prospects to paying clients.

What you have to understand, is that these people have money. They are not looking for the cheapest service.

Instead they're looking for somebody that can get the job done.

It could be that they want faster, better, or easier results. Definitely not cheaper.

If you want to land these kind of clients, you have to be able to communicate your value effectively to them, and that is the hard part.

Because a lot of people are actually very good at what they do, but they are unable to show people that they are actually very good but are unable to show people that they are valuable.

I have studied a lot about this technique from someone called Russell Brunson.

He calls it 'the irresistible offer', and it's awesome if you can implement it in your business.