Build your brand with Twitter
Broaden your exposure to prospective clients
- By: JoAnne Sommers
- February 13, 2012 November 17, 2019
- 11:00
Broaden your exposure to prospective clients
A paper note can make your message stand out
It’s about the prospect, not the products
These common mistakes can alienate clients
A client advisory board can be helpful to your business
Awkwardness is your worst enemy
Are you getting the most from your marketing tools? Use this checklist to target your message.
Show and tell clients what you can do for them
The right mind-set and timing create a smooth transition
Structured meetings are linked to bigger assets
Four tips to keep your clients engaged
Appeal to your ideal clients
Explain the limits of your service
Work through the problem, and learn
Treat them as individuals, and ditch the script
Do your research and look for common ground
Proper recordkeeping of client communications is critical
Wow your client with a memorable meal
Here are some items to avoid as you peruse the menu
Choose compelling topics and provide resources
Make the best of a potentially awkward situation
Keeping your process manageable increases client loyalty
Delivering consistent service builds client trust
If you’re using LinkedIn, use proper etiquette
Here’s how to relax