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Originally Posted by ASW
yea but what some see as tru value some others dont
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That's why you do your best to convey the value you do offer in your target market's terms. An example given I sell domains, a buyer of a domain may not know shit about what Google's Estimated Avg CPC and Global Monthly Search #s mean to them, but if I translate it into the value and amount of ongoing traffic a domain could command upon ranking highly for its term (which with exact keyword matching domains is a breeze to do most of the time upon development), then what I have to offer now can mean something to them. I can translate it into potential customers for their business, which they can then translate into potential profit for their business. Throw a bunch of meaningless #s at them though and it'd be like speaking French to a Texan.
Still, you are right...not everyone sees the same value in things, but you can't please everyone. Apple may have more market cap than Microsoft and be one of the biggest companies on the planet, but there are still some people (like me) that can't stand them or their fanboys whatsoever. The difference is they don't care...they cater to the people that do like them and what they have to offer.