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  1. how to skillfully respond to prospects who tell you your fee is too high for them... blog coming
  2. who is the new blog for? serious prof coaches consultants experts who genuinely make a client difference and who wish more clients to serve
  3. when you describe your prospect's issues better than they do, using their language, they credit you with knowing the solution
  4. the more adept you become at gaining & retaining new clients... the more fascinating the basics of engagement become!
  5. delighted to announce all problems now solved, blog will be with you within the next week or so... thank you for being so patient
  6. why doing great work with a client will never, alone, gain you any referalls... blog is now imminent
  7. why your value proposition should define your prospect's core issue and how, exactly, to do this... blog finally on its way
  8. how to differently create & package your services, so that the value & benefits are instantly apparent to anyone
  9. why just asking for a referral, outright cold, is simply the worst thing you can do... blog coming
  10. how to expertly reconnect with old clients you've lost touch with, in order to gain primed, engagement-ready, prospects... blog coming
  11. if you're not winning your ideal prospect as a new client, who is? and why? and how, exactly?
  12. how to ensure you can continue working with a client after your current contract with them ends... blog coming soon
  13. how to skillfully elicit what's of core value to your prospect, even when they have difficulty being clear about it themselves.. blog coming
  14. carefully positioning 3 pricing options will 'win' you more than a single pricing proposition to your prospect: learn how - blog coming
  15. is your client-getting activity ever left to chance? to circumstance? to fitful bursts of effort? to 'forcing' yourself to do it?
  16. the size & quality of your current client roster is perfectly correlated with your past client-getting methods & actions
  17. expertly describe your service, in precise, concrete, terms so that your prospect experiences the probability of their desired result
  18. are the probing questions you're asking your prospect privately irritating them because your lead-up didn't put them in the 'right frame'?
  19. how to astutely make contact with a never-met-before prospect, who has given you no reason to interact with them.. blog coming
  20. I don't want to upset anyone, but: good knowledge of marketing does not make you good at winning new clients... blog coming