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Jordan dives into the fourth and final component of client perceived value: price. He explores why pricing isn't usually the real problem when clients object to costs, but rather a symptom of not effectively communicating value. Through personal experiences at Elements and as a financial advisor, Jordan demonstrates how understanding and confidently solving core client problems leads to natural price justification.
This episode completes a four-part series examining the essential components of client perceived value: understanding the problem, providing the right solution, establishing trust, and justifying price.
By Jordan Haines, CFP®4.8
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Jordan dives into the fourth and final component of client perceived value: price. He explores why pricing isn't usually the real problem when clients object to costs, but rather a symptom of not effectively communicating value. Through personal experiences at Elements and as a financial advisor, Jordan demonstrates how understanding and confidently solving core client problems leads to natural price justification.
This episode completes a four-part series examining the essential components of client perceived value: understanding the problem, providing the right solution, establishing trust, and justifying price.

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