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	<title>Comments on: How to Charge the Highest Fees Possible</title>
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		<title>By: Deremiah *CPE</title>
		<link>http://kevinnations.com/blog/lead-attraction/how-to-charge-the-highest-fees-possible#comment-179</link>
		<dc:creator>Deremiah *CPE</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 08 Jan 2008 03:04:41 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Hi Kevin Nations,

it's your good friend Deremiah *CPE just chiming in to say you're absolutely right about people proving themseves the Low price provider.  The worst thing you can do  is play this game.  When I was in the Security Industry tesing my theories on the "Servant's Mentality" I found so many of my colleagues got suckered into playing the price game.  I found that offering the best Customer Care and Serving the Customer with PASSION far out weighed price.  Sometimes my competition, my company and my clients were shocked at the prices I was charging.  But when I carried around a binder filled to the hilt with over 200 letters from customers who were satisfied with the work I did and they were willing to share that with world it was hard for customers to argue that I wasn't worth what my clients were willing to pay.  My own company could not believe what customers were willing to pay me for the work I did and still turn around offering my prospects the option to call them via a signed letter on their companies letterhead.  This was one of the most powerful secrets I used way before the concept in the "Social Proof" document was written.  

I just want to say you're right on target and I agree that what you say does work for those who are willing to out SERVE their competition and then not be afraid to ask Top market prices in a low ball economy. 

Is there anything I can do for you?

Your Servant (Because my clients loved to be Served)

Lovingly Deremiah *CPE
Nightingale Conant Award-Winning Speaker/Author
Nationally Syndicated Columnist</description>
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<p>it&#8217;s your good friend Deremiah *CPE just chiming in to say you&#8217;re absolutely right about people proving themseves the Low price provider.  The worst thing you can do  is play this game.  When I was in the Security Industry tesing my theories on the &#8220;Servant&#8217;s Mentality&#8221; I found so many of my colleagues got suckered into playing the price game.  I found that offering the best Customer Care and Serving the Customer with PASSION far out weighed price.  Sometimes my competition, my company and my clients were shocked at the prices I was charging.  But when I carried around a binder filled to the hilt with over 200 letters from customers who were satisfied with the work I did and they were willing to share that with world it was hard for customers to argue that I wasn&#8217;t worth what my clients were willing to pay.  My own company could not believe what customers were willing to pay me for the work I did and still turn around offering my <a target="_blank" href="http://www.ultimateprospectingsystem.info">prospects</a> the option to call them via a signed letter on their companies letterhead.  This was one of the most powerful secrets I used way before the concept in the &#8220;Social Proof&#8221; document was written.  </p>
<p>I just want to say you&#8217;re right on target and I agree that what you say does work for those who are willing to out SERVE their competition and then not be afraid to ask Top market prices in a low ball economy. </p>
<p>Is there anything I can do for you?</p>
<p>Your Servant (Because my clients loved to be Served)</p>
<p>Lovingly Deremiah *CPE<br />
Nightingale Conant Award-Winning Speaker/Author<br />
Nationally Syndicated Columnist</p>
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