What is Wrong With Your Clients? Why Are They Not Buying?

There are three essential areas to understand when you sell your product: the client, the seller (you), and the offer. This sounds simple, but when the client is not buying what you offer, I have found that it often revolves around a language gap between their problem and how your service solves that problem. When you understand where the disconnect is happening, you can adjust your offer and drastically increase the odds that they will want what you offer.

Recognize Where The Disconnect Begins

Your clients come to you with knowledge based on their perception of a problem. They may say things like this, "My problem is that I need more clients," when in reality, they don't have clients because they have another issue. You, the expert in your area, may be listening and thinking no, no, no, what's really wrong is – you are missing the client attraction piece, you don't have a strategy, your mission and vision are misaligned – whatever the real problem is, you are seeing it, but they are not. And here lies the disconnect between the client's knowledge of their problem and your expertise and experience in the area, creating a language gap.?

The problem occurs when you try to sell based on what you know is the issue because that is not what they see as the problem; there's a gap between what they think and what you know, and by bridging that gap, you can fix your selling problem.

The Offer Is The Hero

You need to look at your experience and what you know is the problem and think of it as your secret sauce. You don't sell the secret sauce; you use it to create a fantastic offer – an offer that is the solution to their problems. So, what does this mean? It means they don't need to hear all your assessments based on your experience. They need to hear how you will help them, which is how you bridge the gap and how your offer connects to their problem. From here on out, make an offer -- and this offer is the solution to their problem, and that is all you talk about. You don't talk about you and your experience and what they really need because that is the secret sauce – you only talk about how you can help them solve their problem, the offer. That's your flow.

Where To Go For Help

If you need help in any of these areas or just figuring out what you need, I would be happy to assist you in setting up your offers, products, and services, and how you get out there and say what needs to be said. The problem with most of my clients is that their offer is misaligned with the client's needs, which they can fix. If you want to know more about how to make these adjustments, please click this link and fill out the information for an Uncovery Session. I do seven complimentary monthly sessions valued at $1,500, and I would love it if you received one of my free sessions. Also, to figure out which area is blocking your growth – strategy, systems, or authority – take about 3 minutes to take my Business Growth Blocker Quiz, and find out precisely what area you need to start addressing to see your business grow.?

As The Growth Architect, I am committed to helping you learn how to create offers that meet your client's needs. If you are interested in making changes to help you convert sales, watch my video and click the other links in the article.

Let's Grow,

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