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=== Assistant: Then that’s the first bottleneck we fix — because if you can’t articulate the cost of not hiring you, you can’t charge … === Then that’s the first bottleneck we fix — because if you can’t articulate the cost of ''not'' hiring you, you can’t charge premium commercial rates. Let me make this brutally clear: Commercial clients don’t buy paint. They buy business outcomes. If you don’t know the expensive consequence, you become a commodity, and commodities get squeezed, underbid, and replaced. So let me help you think — ONE QUESTION: Which of these feels closest to why commercial clients actually call you back for repainting? Pick the one that matches your real experience: * Loss of customers because the space looks old, dirty, or low-quality * Decreased employee morale or productivity due to a worn-down environment * Falling behind brand standards (common in franchises) * Risk of inspections, compliance issues, or lease violations * Preparing for sale, lease renewal, or new tenants * Protecting the building from deterioration that becomes expensive later Which ONE of those actually drives your clients to want the repaint?
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