4 Types of Customers and How to Sell to Them - How To Sell High-Ticket Products & Services Ep. 5

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  • @Geo16Bee4lyf
    @Geo16Bee4lyf 6 років тому +693

    My understanding: There are -
    1. Cheap customers: Very demanding and buy purely on price - they do not value value itself,.
    2. Difficult customers: They are just difficult, generally very negative and downers.
    3. Sophisticated customers: They are educated, they know what they want and they have the money, they just sometimes need more time, more education on what they are buying and when they make a decision, they stick to it.
    4. Affluent Customers: They buy based on feeling. If they can afford it, they will buy it. They do not want deals. Something is wrong to them if you offer them a deal and it cheapens it to them/makes them think something is wrong.
    We are all these types of customers and it really depends on the product/service that is being sold. Most entrepreneurs subconsciously set up their business to attract cheap & difficult customers because this is what they know. Got it Sifu.

    • @JessicaJRolla
      @JessicaJRolla 6 років тому +23

      yes , unfortunately I am always dealing with cheap and difficult clients but the ones who are affluent and sophisticated I do get lucky with sometimes dont complain and know the value of my brands I sell and appreciate my efforts

    • @Geo16Bee4lyf
      @Geo16Bee4lyf 6 років тому +4

      Thats really interesting Jessica, what is it that you do?

    • @johnvill1981
      @johnvill1981 6 років тому +3

      i once talked about discount and the buyer told me i can buy 4 of these ... my mistake

    • @SALIM-1978
      @SALIM-1978 6 років тому +1

      YOU ARE SO WRIGHT AND THIS WHAT I WILL DO FOR MY FUTURE E-COMMERCE BUSINESSE ; IS TO FOCUSED TO KNOWLEGE CUSTOMERS AND PRESENT THEM WELL MADE PRODUCTS. THAT WILL BE MY DEAL TO THEM so i can save my part in my market.
      thanks for this great job

    • @xKingUVHearts
      @xKingUVHearts 6 років тому +1

      interesting, how do you switch?

  • @kellylin9531
    @kellylin9531 6 років тому +472

    love that he repeats every response from the audience so that we can hear

    • @DanLok
      @DanLok  6 років тому +71

      Exactly Kelly.

    • @GeneralA6
      @GeneralA6 5 років тому +10

      that's not actually the reason for that.

    • @dallasbey2633
      @dallasbey2633 5 років тому +25

      Yes, and in addition to that he's making the attendees feel HEARD. They feel like he's listening to them and actually cares about them. They're that much likely to attend another seminar after feeling like that

    • @0o7felixxilef64
      @0o7felixxilef64 4 роки тому +1

      Dallas Bey & Kelly Lin, i agree with both of you.👍🏼

    • @clementifangblog8583
      @clementifangblog8583 4 роки тому

      @@DanLok Hi greeting Sir Am a young entrepreneur from African working hard to stand nobody to support please I need your mentorship

  • @eliasandrino
    @eliasandrino 7 років тому +148

    This is straight up correct! I am a fine artist, and for years, I made the mistake of trying to offer discounts to buyers who are in a luxury market. Thank you for these fantastic talks, Dan!

    • @DanLok
      @DanLok  7 років тому +26

      Elias, that's right. Sell to the affluent.

    • @johnvill1981
      @johnvill1981 6 років тому +5

      hahha same mistake i did... i talked about discount to a buyer he said i can buy 4 of these .. lets talk about the project

  • @jessicaaja4269
    @jessicaaja4269 6 років тому +4

    Omg, I have been doing sales for 1 year, and this is the best sales-related video I've seen so far! So clearly and easily explained. I'm in wealth management and can easily extract those 4 groups of prospects/clients. The precise understanding of these 4 groups allowed me to take on the challenges with more confidence and get less upset when facing rejection or illogical questions. Now I understand that people are the way they are; they just belong to the specific group and are less likely to change.
    Thank you!

  • @Johnathandm
    @Johnathandm 6 років тому +14

    I work as a service adviser at a dealership and It is insane how relevant all this information is when your Advising and selling to the customers in the service department!

  • @tabithabarton6512
    @tabithabarton6512 4 роки тому +2

    I just started sales and I’ve been watching your videos all day long and it’s very motivating because regardless of how the customers are you’ll be blunt with them and let them know exactly what is going on, what they’re buying, who they’re buying from, how it’ll work and benefit for them. It’s amazing.

  • @emmanuelohale7770
    @emmanuelohale7770 6 років тому +142

    Poverty mindset vs Sophistication- an important consideration. Thanks Dan

    • @haroonkhan5933
      @haroonkhan5933 4 роки тому

      Could someone please explain this please?

  • @dayswithbrandon515
    @dayswithbrandon515 6 років тому +73

    Select the winners, work with them, and sell to them. You can only be effective by being selective

  • @mortgagesavingsstartnow3272
    @mortgagesavingsstartnow3272 3 роки тому +1

    This was mentioned in other videos and to an extent in this one, but there really isn't anything that can top trust. Cheap, difficult, affluent and sophisticated customers wont buy from you if you dont trust you. Everyone trust on a variety of criteria- but mostly on listening and responding skills. If you can align responses to your customers output (even in tone, length, etc) the deal is made. I.e. (if customer gives short responses- dont read them a book- or vice versa- if they like to talk- dont just give them the straight low). Great content, thank you Dan Lok, always look forward to discovering more of your wisdom. Cheers!

  • @TrailnTriggerTV
    @TrailnTriggerTV 5 років тому +13

    I have a sales job. I’ve learned more about how to do my job just watching these videos than I did getting my BBA.

  • @ruphinahillary9555
    @ruphinahillary9555 2 роки тому +1

    I just found your channel today, and I've binge-watched six of your videos already and I can't seem to get enough😅.
    You're where I want to be, who I want to be, a successful salesperson. Thank you for being a great teacher.

  • @leechristofferson843
    @leechristofferson843 6 років тому +3

    I've been a self employed carpenter over 20 years. I sell every job. I never thought to put a customer in their "box" . I WiLL from now on ! Thanx Dan

  • @e_entrepreneur415
    @e_entrepreneur415 7 років тому +418

    1. Cheap client: buy based on price.needd no value.
    2. Difficut customer: make your life worst
    3. Sopbisficated cuatomer: have money. Know what they buy. They know exactly
    4. Affluent customer: bjy bassd on feeling
    > sell to 3 & 4

    • @jimweidema3668
      @jimweidema3668 7 років тому +4

      So too sell to cheap customers you have to have huge amount of sale right? And difficult you have to make em feel good and happy so it's worth it

    • @jimweidema3668
      @jimweidema3668 7 років тому

      Can you change one customer into something else like a cheap one in to a affluent

    • @reviewkanal6032
      @reviewkanal6032 6 років тому +5

      Thanks for summary

    • @onee
      @onee 6 років тому +8

      Jim Weidema You don't have to start out there. You can also focus on purchasing your products in for as cheap as possible (economies of scale) and/or make the internal process as efficient as possible (operational excellence). Both lower your prices. Which will attract those cheap buyers.
      Attracting cheap buyers isn't bad if it is your strategy. It's just up to you who you want to sell to. Most people don't know who to sell to or even who their customers really are. That's their main problem. They try to sell to everyone.

    • @kellyzhao8648
      @kellyzhao8648 6 років тому +1

      this is really helpful

  • @waheedanwar5791
    @waheedanwar5791 7 років тому +38

    what i learn here in few days could not have a clue during my student life.great job man

  • @keithwebster6028
    @keithwebster6028 6 років тому +10

    In today's society it is vital to become a sophisticated buyer, not only researching the product you wish to buy but also sales strategies so you can decide which are the ethical salesmen and which aren't. If you find an unethical salesman it is time to become a difficult client.
    Sometime walking into a shop is like entering a war zone with the enemy trying to get as much money from you in exchange for something almost useless.
    Over the years I have found that the salesman with the most power over me is one that SEEMS like he doesn't want to sell anything but is interested in me as a person.
    Thanks for your video very informative.

    • @DanLok
      @DanLok  6 років тому +1

      👍

    • @reviewkanal6032
      @reviewkanal6032 6 років тому

      Hi Dan, are you advertising your channel. Your have old Videos, but you get the most views in the last month..

  • @peterfichna7194
    @peterfichna7194 5 років тому +2

    I never knew... Until now. The whole trick is to recognize which type of a customer I am dealing with and then address that accordingly! Thank you Sifu

  • @cknn001
    @cknn001 6 років тому +29

    It's so simple and makes so much sense. I'm a visual learner and this helped a lot to see this layout.

  • @fareltan3827
    @fareltan3827 5 років тому +3

    Through this video, I finally know why I keep on failed in doing sales... Thanks u so much Dan for sharing your thought with us!!! Highly appreciate!!! 😇😇

  • @zhambulduisenbai8399
    @zhambulduisenbai8399 6 років тому +13

    It makes me feel proud,because of your perfect pronunciation!I can understand you without titles

  • @ParametricHouse
    @ParametricHouse 6 років тому +39

    I don't usually like or comment :p but I really liked the presentation. I used to sell to the left side but about a years ago I changed it to the right and man it changed my life. Now i just send the left side to my competitors lol Thank's Dan for your great video. I just found your channel and learning alot from u man. Keep up the good work.

    • @DanLok
      @DanLok  6 років тому +14

      Very smart. Send the people on the left to your competitors.

  • @tiredugandan7035
    @tiredugandan7035 3 роки тому

    Am a business person n am learning alot from this guy. He is one of those teachers who make you fall in love with the subject they teach so easily

  • @nicholasanonymous6796
    @nicholasanonymous6796 3 роки тому

    Man im a sophisticated customer and this is eye opening on how store owners may view me or others and also how to deal with customers based on their wants/personality etc. Thanks mr.lok

  • @chrisbradley9682
    @chrisbradley9682 6 років тому +6

    I have sold to all of these. I love the layout and simplicity of this model and way of thinking when planning or meeting prospects.

  • @buzzsawjimduggen
    @buzzsawjimduggen 4 роки тому

    Sophisticated customers are always my favorite. They are usually fairly open to options with valid education. Willing to listen.

    • @CrazeeFy
      @CrazeeFy 3 роки тому

      And water's wet

  • @EllieMandyArt
    @EllieMandyArt 6 років тому +3

    I’m binge watching all of your videos so I can learn and then I’m cracking down on starting a business. I’m 21. Wish me luck. I want it badly and I will do work.

  • @wanUnicorn
    @wanUnicorn 6 років тому +1

    Perspective opens peoples horizons , explaining something simply shows good understanding ! Dan Lok definitely mastered his field ! if not , he mastered the idea and how to communicate it ! that is money right there ! Being able to retain peoples attention is money ! Thank you for sharing your knowledge !

  • @nicholasmirante1020
    @nicholasmirante1020 7 років тому +9

    I really enjoyed this video. I have encountered all of the types not knowing the finer points of each. You really opened my eyes to who to sell to and how to sell to them.
    Thank you Dan.

  • @RameshP-ds4xt
    @RameshP-ds4xt 6 років тому +5

    This is the best ever channel watched on UA-cam.. and for free. I can't believe this. I really have to promote this stuff.
    -- Dnt sell to Poor 'Taken' and Donate to them 'Understood' !!!

  • @dyorker8447
    @dyorker8447 7 років тому +404

    Asian guys always explain easily..!!!I think I should go to study in korea

    • @DanLok
      @DanLok  7 років тому +100

      Go discover Asia.

    • @wha-whereyomamastayatvlad1642
      @wha-whereyomamastayatvlad1642 6 років тому +3

      D yorker lol yea they do

    • @markchristopher2signal2
      @markchristopher2signal2 6 років тому +4

      watching your videos Dan, I'm changing.. Harv Eker changed my mindset but you put me in a different level. A shift happened last week. That's why I got your course without hesitation.

    • @markchristopher2signal2
      @markchristopher2signal2 6 років тому +4

      ok I'm on quadrant 4 Affluent when I bought your course lol.. I said "this is an investment and I want it now"

    • @berthahoppensteadt5969
      @berthahoppensteadt5969 6 років тому +1

      You are right !!

  • @issaqanna480
    @issaqanna480 7 років тому +18

    You opened my eyes to so many things in these 10minutes

  • @yulianalg9111
    @yulianalg9111 4 роки тому

    Thanks, Mr Lok. This is so true. When I think about this, most of my buyers are the sophisticated ones. And I'm gonna keep selling to the sophisticated and affluent customers.

  • @williamstanley4960
    @williamstanley4960 4 роки тому

    Because of you, Mr. Lok, I started a consulting company a week and a half ago on Monday, May 11, 2020. My wife is my first customer, signed up that very day. The previous Friday I had finally, completely severed myself from the yardwork company I started, and sold to her a year and a half ago. My initial consultation with her would have been a one day evaluation leading to systemic recommendations that would have resulted in her adopting the systems that I designed over the last 5 years building that company. That "institutional memory" actually serves better than any one day consult possibly could have, so the $17,000 fee is most reasonable. Especially with terms of her being able to pay it when my continuing council makes it easy to do.
    Also, for our 18th wedding anniversary, I waived the $1.5M price I charged her to buy the company. (In the husband and wife gift value ratio thing, I think that boosts me up a lot! LOL)
    We started offering monthly maintenance yardwork service for $50 a month back in September of 2014. Our base price point now is $259 a month. I raised my prices! (Yes, I know you love that!) Our most recent customer signed up at $325 a month, because it has her massage therapy studio, and two other buildings providing 3 rental units! Large property; great profits!

  • @anwralshawaf6376
    @anwralshawaf6376 6 років тому

    I can't beleive this is on youtube for free !!! this is gold ♥♥♥

  • @BIGT-gs6te
    @BIGT-gs6te 5 років тому +1

    Great video. Thank you. I'm a furniture salesman and work at a nightclub. This applies to both jobs. Spot on. Thanks again

  • @justsharing7268
    @justsharing7268 6 років тому

    Dan is a really good mentor he not only educates but makes you practice your thinking.

  • @majesticgatsby5649
    @majesticgatsby5649 4 роки тому

    This is very true, I have met several of these customers in my daily sales... I lyk d Sophisticated Buyers, all U need to do is meet their criteria and you will get their money... Majestic🎩 ~ Ghana 2020

  • @graceegleelalmadin1121
    @graceegleelalmadin1121 4 роки тому

    I'm a client. I am a cheap customer but difficult to convince with and looking forward for a great things based on what I feel and what I need. This channel is so entertaining! I learn a lot.

  • @tennyshabong7079
    @tennyshabong7079 5 років тому +3

    Dan you are like super smart, super realistic. I'm so blessed right now.

  • @yardmasterswealtheducation8424
    @yardmasterswealtheducation8424 5 років тому +1

    Your question (different video) about what is your favorite Dan Lok video inspired me to create a Dan Lok Favorites playlist for my Wealth Education Center channel. It amazes me that such a great idea did not occur to me before.

  • @yogenzk
    @yogenzk 6 років тому

    Thank u I mean it was very bad at my work place today, as I work in a hospitality industry, but after I watched ur video it made me feel refreshed, relaxed, energetic really. Thanks

  • @TimPolanik
    @TimPolanik 6 років тому

    This is absolutely the truth! Finally! Dan can make it so clear!

  • @charlies.9266
    @charlies.9266 7 років тому +39

    You just made me realise what kind of buyer apple attracts and how well they do it...definitely not cheap as you said they won't make you the big $$$ apple knows

    • @_NOBODY_8888
      @_NOBODY_8888 6 років тому +7

      Apple is a master in attracting affluent customers.

  • @akabumetekume5481
    @akabumetekume5481 5 років тому

    DAN YOU GOT ME ON THIS ONE, YOU TOUCHED WHAT I FACE ON A DAILY BASE
    YOU'RE DOING REALLY GREAT JOB
    KING OF HTC

  • @freespirit3539
    @freespirit3539 5 років тому

    Yes.. I encounter each and every kind of customers.. Marketing for me is very exciting!😊

  • @emmanuelohale7770
    @emmanuelohale7770 6 років тому +39

    You vs Customers. Thanks Dan.

  • @najmuddins555
    @najmuddins555 6 років тому

    Just Love you Dan Lok ❤️. I’m 23 yrs an engineering 👨‍🎓 from Bengaluru in India 🇮🇳 having a crazy vision of becoming an entrepreneur.
    You add so much value 💫in my life .
    boost Entrepreneurship. ✨
    I watch all your videos ▶️. It’s full of knowledge 💯wisdom 📝that’s Rational ,logical & practical. Helps to remove the various myths , mistakes about business 📊📈and you guide me like a torch light towards right direction. 🔦
    I’m blessed 🌬to have you Dan sir . ✨Astonishingly, surprisingly For adding so much value 💫in my life I just want to bless⭐️ youuuu from bottom of my heart with lotsss of happiness, 🌹Joy ☘️health😄& wealth. 💸May all your dreams come true . 🌠Thank youuu ✌🏻👍🏻so much for your wonderful videos. Keep up the great work 👍🏻✌🏻.

  • @DudikoffVony
    @DudikoffVony 11 днів тому

    Thank you Dan
    I really appreciate your way of teaching simple and direct.
    bravo🎉🎉

  • @CarmelFan2024
    @CarmelFan2024 6 років тому

    Wow Dan! Epiphany moments! This is a key learning for solopreneurs. Time and resources are so limited so I need to know these 4 types and focus on the sophisticated and affluents! Right side for sure. Thanks again.

  • @subhradas1644
    @subhradas1644 5 років тому

    I work in retail. I can relate to this video. So true and deep analysis of customers

  • @AHMADEDWIN28
    @AHMADEDWIN28 4 роки тому

    A useful lesson to differ any costumer characteristic.
    Thanks a lot for the lesson Dan Lok.

  • @NEWHOMESALES
    @NEWHOMESALES 5 років тому +3

    There are actually 9 type of customers. Look up the Enneagram.
    1. Perfectionist
    2. Helper
    3. Achiever
    4. Individualist
    5. Investigator
    6. Loyalist
    7. Enthusiast
    8. Challenger
    9. Peace Maker

  • @franciscobatres7991
    @franciscobatres7991 6 років тому

    Dan the man!!! Excellent information about four kinds of customers. We can be a little of all four but to market your product, we definitely need to aim towards the right side of your chart.

  • @hillarymbotto567
    @hillarymbotto567 6 років тому +1

    Dan your description of customers is really practical and amazing really learned Alot.Thanks Dan

  • @oneofakindbijouxkunst
    @oneofakindbijouxkunst 5 років тому

    One of the most important lessons learned. Next video should be where are the good customers and how and where do you find them.

  • @BIGGELATO
    @BIGGELATO 7 років тому +3

    this actually helped me fixed my messed up Ads! genuis.. im learning tonight boy!

  • @danjones2999
    @danjones2999 6 років тому

    great presentation dan, have had a similar attitude within my business for a while, just found your videos a few weeks ago, whenever a potential customer asks on the phone "can you do a better price?" i always double the original price, it confuses those timewasters and gets rid of them, this isnt a bazaar, we are trying to make money, if i wanted to work for cheap, i would work in a supermarket....the older one gets, the more we should charge and the less we should work, very simple concept.....cheers dan.

    • @DanLok
      @DanLok  6 років тому +1

      Exactly, you're getting it, Dan.

  • @abdulraouf6013
    @abdulraouf6013 6 років тому +11

    Difficult customers are cheap . cheap costumers are difficult

    • @jomontanee
      @jomontanee 5 років тому

      Likely. But as the marketing executive I met many difficult customers who buy high and willing to pay. They are just plain DIFFICULT. Demanding, unappreciative, make your life a living hell. Fortunately, I never had to work with those kind of people. I was lucky enough that my clients were so nice, understanding and grateful. But my clients mostly were small business owners who had tiny budget or dirt poor. Hahaha.
      Now I re-evaluate my life and attract only the nice customers who have money. HEAVEN indeed.

  • @sbiegs3885
    @sbiegs3885 5 років тому

    He is SPOT on the difficult to sophisticated guest. DEAD ON.

  • @nikocv1
    @nikocv1 7 років тому +3

    DONE!!!!
    HITTED THE SUBSCRIBE BUTTON
    NOW "DIVING INTO DAN LOK'S 'POOL OF KNOWLEDGE"

    • @DanLok
      @DanLok  7 років тому

      Clinton, Welcome to my channel! What is one thing you can apply from my video here?

    • @nikocv1
      @nikocv1 7 років тому

      that we actually don't need to give that much discount (which will affect our product prestige) to customer. we only need to find the right customer :D

  • @justinasbei
    @justinasbei 6 років тому

    I like this video not necessarily, because I agree with this type of categorization of clients, but I'm very much on the side of differentiation (in general). I believe it's important for people to differentiate things. It makes us more human than non-human. Thanks for video,

  • @emmanuelohale7770
    @emmanuelohale7770 6 років тому

    Dan, my takeaway, is simply law of attraction at play here. Working on law of attraction is key for me. Thanks Dan.

  • @mandirasinha9052
    @mandirasinha9052 5 років тому

    I am into travel industry and also into sales and I really have crossed through all of these types of customers

  • @lehelnagy3877
    @lehelnagy3877 6 років тому

    It's interesting how this blends with the 4 gems. The sophisticated buyers seem all emerald, while the affluent ones seem like ruby and sapphire. This would be a good topic of dicussion.

  • @ronchua3031
    @ronchua3031 6 років тому +2

    Can’t believe there are dislikes on this video. Great content Dan keep it up!

  • @ana-zg5xm
    @ana-zg5xm 9 місяців тому

    The way he writes shows that brain works so much faster than his hand can follow! Time is money!

  • @DannySullivanMusic
    @DannySullivanMusic 6 років тому +1

    From my brief time watching Dan Lok I've noticed that he's not a lecturer, he's a conversationalist.

  • @bonjourjetsetter
    @bonjourjetsetter 8 місяців тому

    This is brilliant. Thank you so much for this the exact moment I needed it.

  • @littlefatcatx
    @littlefatcatx 3 роки тому

    Love Dan!
    Not only is he handsome, but he is intelligent!

  • @GavinKyleGreen_
    @GavinKyleGreen_ 4 роки тому

    I didn’t even watch the video.. went straight to the comments and learned everything I needed to know! Thank you guys 😂

  • @johnvilmore261
    @johnvilmore261 6 років тому +2

    Love you bro! Second vid from you I watched, and I learned a hell crap ton of information

  • @Isaacnoodles
    @Isaacnoodles 6 років тому +1

    Thank you Dan Lok for making this videos. I’m learning a lot from you ❤️🙏🏼

    • @DanLok
      @DanLok  6 років тому

      Welcome Judy.

  • @L_MIYA-19
    @L_MIYA-19 Рік тому

    Practical advice. I have tried the things he says, they work.

  • @snowguardian7378
    @snowguardian7378 6 років тому

    Thank you Dan for educating me for free👍😊

  • @harshavardhan5988
    @harshavardhan5988 6 років тому +2

    Dear Dan Lok you are really awesome. i love all your videos
    thank you soo much for making thisvideos

  • @christianbanks7458
    @christianbanks7458 6 років тому

    Dan Lok could actually be a comedian very funny and insightful 😂👏🏾

  • @joeang5788
    @joeang5788 7 років тому +1

    Really enjoyed this. I'm a waiter and I can see it in terms of guests as well and it's really useful!

  • @SharifSourour
    @SharifSourour 6 років тому

    Wow this is amazing. So smart. I have attracted mainly the difficult people in life and business and it is very self-deprecating. This is my fault though when thinking about your system here. I tried to be too perfect and sometimes too cheap instead of just being detailed instead of perfect to attract people more like me when I'm playing the role of the customer (sophisticated) instead and better clients by bringing more value and less stress at a higher price, this way I can be more patient and passionate while attracting better clients and increasing my business sustainability. This is awesome!

  • @raymondmacaya8539
    @raymondmacaya8539 6 років тому

    This is useful and keep taking note. Thank you Dan.

  • @jaynaker7265
    @jaynaker7265 6 років тому

    If any of them can sell it to you Dan, then that guy is the real salesman.

  • @kokoujohn2902
    @kokoujohn2902 5 років тому

    I love Dan he is good at what he does

  • @kishoreysn7801
    @kishoreysn7801 6 років тому

    Woah, at last I found the right person to get my mindset tuned for making my dreams come true.😃😃

  • @ajithpoonkavu6819
    @ajithpoonkavu6819 4 роки тому

    Your presentation is very simple and motivating.

  • @Strangingness
    @Strangingness 6 років тому

    Just found your videos today. Really love the advice and the way you break things down

  • @18amskee
    @18amskee 6 років тому

    Stunner and Amicable!

  • @alameatuekaho5309
    @alameatuekaho5309 6 років тому

    Wow right now your video just show me the way to do it. Wow! this is great and mind blowing! Thank you this step will help me in my shop. ☺

  • @ahmedshalaby1188
    @ahmedshalaby1188 6 років тому

    I teach Business English, and I share business videos with my learners. It's a great video, Dan! I wished to share it with my learners but couldn't because of the 'f*' word. I really hope that fascinating videos like this one here won't include any offensive language in the future. I'll keep on following your channel, Dan. Keep up the good work!

  • @benwilliams787
    @benwilliams787 6 років тому +16

    Cant wait to get to the point where I'm so rich that my handwriting doesn't matter. Lol nah but this guy is a genius!

  • @bunlengyean9377
    @bunlengyean9377 5 років тому

    I’m glad to watch your teaching

  • @mainmain5303
    @mainmain5303 6 років тому

    Dan! All buyers want to feel good. Some can afford to buy feelings, some have to make do with things.

  • @kosijulie
    @kosijulie 4 роки тому

    This Video was really helpful. Thanks a lot Dan

  • @junzenthmanjaluna9914
    @junzenthmanjaluna9914 3 роки тому

    Very impormative and very helpful videos sir Dan thank you so much 💪Keep strong and God bless.

  • @jomontanee
    @jomontanee 5 років тому

    From true stories, I used to have cheap customers a lot because I had low self-worth. I dared not to charge my worth. But all my clients were very pleasant human beings. Some even became my close confidants. One of my friend always attracted difficult customers who phoned her at 7am or 11pm everyday just to tell her to do this or that for them. It was like *they felt "they owned her"* or "she owed them" just because they paid for her service or products. Finally when we talked she realized it was because she felt "inferior" to them due to her poor belief that her business was small and not well known. Now I got rid all of cheap customers and raised my price high. My clients now are willing to pay and pay up front without any delay or complaints. My life is so much easier and I feel very much appreciated for my service.
    My friend? She is stuck at the same rut. And she always tells me she is so tired.

  • @josephmontiano5778
    @josephmontiano5778 5 років тому

    how nice explanation! i'm not good in English but i understand what are the kinds of clients/customers

  • @Chhoychanra99
    @Chhoychanra99 5 років тому

    I like you because you always release a secret video about how to make life better.
    for anyone who wants to change the mindset.

  • @notyetskeletal4809
    @notyetskeletal4809 4 роки тому

    I consider myself a cheap but sophisticated buyer. I suppose you could just say sophisticated but I know when i can afford to wait or look around. When i act like an affluent buyer I feel regretful sometimes because cheap has served me well. My ex was affluent and it was over the top sometimes. A little embarrassing. Other times when I wanted more knowledge I took too long and missed out on opportunities. I'm sophisticated and cheap and proud of it.

  • @bacha131
    @bacha131 5 років тому

    Sophisticated Teacher

  • @BlaireBustillo
    @BlaireBustillo 6 років тому

    Very well segregated. I never knew this before. Thanks Dan for giving a clear comparison to these types of buyers. 👍👍

  • @BrasspineappleProductions
    @BrasspineappleProductions 5 років тому +1

    Spot on perfect accuracy on this topic.

  • @gpecs
    @gpecs 4 роки тому

    wow.. you killed it thats what am facing right now in my business

  • @mannadeb8281
    @mannadeb8281 5 років тому

    Really good info to deal with different types of customers