Nine mistakes to avoid when talking to a prospect
Watch for these common client turn-offs
- By: Monica Joseph-McIntyre
- February 28, 2011 November 17, 2019
- 13:44
Watch for these common client turn-offs
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The key is to connect with your audience, not recite
Ensure your that audience is engaged and understands the ideas you are putting forward
An organized process deepens client relationships
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These steps will help you create and maintain lasting relationships
Avoid these common slip-ups
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Empathy, accountability and feedback are key
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Prepare, practice and set targets
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