Situation Weak
Willingness to pay: WeakThere is friction in the marriage, but no crisis of collapse.
This model is not a field table or a complex scoring formula. It is an abstract expression of the logic used to judge willingness to pay.
Situation
There is friction in the marriage, but no crisis of collapse.
There is a marital crisis, but it can still be repaired.
Crisis of situation: living space is squeezed and the customer is in a desperate position.
If either dimension is strong enough, willingness to pay can rise significantly. When both are strong, motivation is strongest.
Personality
Weak-willed
Unwilling to lose, but with real-world concerns
Has a very strong sense of revenge
Model Conclusion
Willingness to pay is determined by the customer’s situation and personality.
If the customer’s situation is already extremely urgent, even if their personality still includes hesitation, real-world pressure may push them into action. If the customer’s personality is very unwilling to lose or strongly driven by revenge, they may act proactively even before the situation fully collapses.
When the customer is both in a situation where their living space is being squeezed and in a state of strong unwillingness to lose or revenge-driven psychology, willingness to pay is usually strongest and resistance in the sales conversation is lowest.
If the customer’s situation is only ordinary friction and their personality is also relatively soft or avoidant, then even with some payment capacity, they may not form a clear payment decision.