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I'm sure you've noticed that selling to women is very different than selling to men... And it's true! Everyone knows that women are the tougher sex to sell to. Men are go-get-em decision makers and women take more time to browse before they decide. Case in point: I have a friend who visited 39 houses before she bought... her male counterpart only visited 4 of those before he was decided. Guess what? The house they bought was the 38th!Research has shown that when you meet the expectations of women,
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