How To Find Your Dream Client

by Attraction Marketing on January 21, 2013

How To Find Your Dream Client?

How To Find Your Dream Client

New marketers are often tempted to promote their products and services to the whole world, but seasoned marketers narrow their market place from a million to 500 or less. It’s about finding the ideal dream client, who is a lot different from the regular client.

Dream clients value what you have to sell. They spend more money on their segment and have more complex needs. Creating a high level relationship is part of the value that you create for your dream clients. You start by creating value before claiming any value by beginning to prove that you have extremely beneficial ideas.

You don’t keep everything behind the wall anymore. You share your ideas with your dream client in a way that makes you known as a value creator. You get hired because you are the person that connects with them on those ideas. A regular client, however, wants low prices and pleasant transactions and only sometimes grudgingly allows you to capture part of the value you create.

As a superstar sales person you have to create a nurture tool kit. This kit makes dealing with the dream clients effective and productive. Most organizations have nurture tool kits but don’t use them effectively. As a token of appreciation, for example, you can send the perspective dream client a case study with a personal note that you are sending based on your “last conversation,” suggesting that he might benefit from these ideas.

How To Find Your Dream Client?

Let it be clear that this is not part of a marketing campaign. This is you as a sales person, grabbing the paper yourself and writing the note “I believe that the idea here is critically important to your business and if I can help you with this, let me know.” You are giving the client the idea for free. Now it becomes their idea, because you passed it off to them.

If you have a chance, educate your client by bringing them to a conference or workshop or even by just sharing an article. Share something that conveys an insight that may produce better results. Start making deposits into the relationship. Most of the clients are able to get information from the internet by themselves, but you, as a sales person, are not replacing this information. You are not a walking brochure but the creator of ideas. You are the one who your clients know and trust and rely on.

If you have to choose one or two things to start with, here they are:

  1. Define your target. Define your dream client. Who can I create the most value for? Who will be so happy from the result that they will willingly share the value with me?
  2. Start getting in front of deals. You don’t want to be at the end of the sales cycle. Potential clients can go to the internet and do a bunch of research themselves, which means it will be more difficult for you to create value for them.

By nurturing your relationships and sharing ideas, you can put yourself in a position to create values upfront. You can pull yourself out of the box and establish a reputation as a value creator. This is going to move you to the front of the line. Get in front of these opportunities. Make up your targets and start developing those relationships. Focus on the future value you are to create.

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Neamat Tawadrous January 22, 2013 at 11:30 am

Hi Margarita,

This is a great post Margarita full of golden nuggets.

Yes, to find the perfect client, it is very important to define your target market and focus on marketing to that segment and of course you start by creating value and branding yourself to this segment of the market as you said.

Thanks for sharing such a great post.

Be Blessed,

Neamat
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Sylviane Nuccio January 22, 2013 at 4:52 pm

Hi Margarita,

We are all looking for the dream client, aren’t we? When I was reading this, well, I was thinking of both my main businesses which are freelance writing and life coaching.

Recently I found a perfect client who needs article for their blog. What is this client perfect? First they said yes as soon as I gave them my price, and they’re always satifisfied with my work. These two things alone makes a perfect client for my writing business. My goal is to look for more people like this client.

When it comes to my coaching business the perfect client is the one that first comes with an open mind and willing to do their part.

Targetting the perfect/dream client is very important indeed.
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Mayura January 23, 2013 at 5:41 am

Hi Margarita,

You have pointed it well :) I’ve been helping clients lately and I’m just new with it though. However the clients did work with me satisfied with me as I helped ‘em to gain what they need to. Once I had to educate my client what is online presence and how it gonna helpful to his business. I like when they are eager to hear and implement :) They did and I believe they are dream clients who commit their time and would like learn to grow their busienss. There something more than pay and give, right? :)

Sometimes I’m getting requests, but they are never gonna value my work for ‘em and almost looking for something cheapy. I’ve redefined my goals in that area in this year and focus on working for whom needs my services most than doing bunch of projects with numerous clients. They are less, but I can satisfy with my work and make they satisfied. A long term relationship at the end :)

Cheers…
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Tonya January 24, 2013 at 10:17 am

Hi Margarita,
I definitely believe in the note of appreciation, it makes you memorable to your dream client.
In the market place today especially with the competition it is the value you offer that will get the dream client and also help you retain them.
People are looking for that person who really cares about them and not just the sale. They are looking for the person who is generous with their time and resources.
Thank you for another thoughtful blog post.
Tonya
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Sapna January 25, 2013 at 12:31 pm

Hi Margarita

Great post!

We all are looking for the dream client but we don’t need to wait till eternity to achieve that goal.You have rightly said we need to have the target market and need to go all out to market to that segment.In the present context value addition is what client is always looking for in order to differentiate from the competition.
Thanks for sharing this.

Sapna
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