August 6, 2020
What is it that makes clients feel welcome … and want to go back to you? It involves more than just handing out coffee mugs with your logo on it. It’s about a welcoming experience. (Like the one I had with Gina Le at Gina Le Salon) In this short video, I give #solobiz and #smallbiz owners 3 tips for creating a first experience that will make your clients want to return to you for more. Are you making them feel cared for by: Having an intake process that explores their goals Educating them so they make better decisions Checking in with them periodically I invite you to look at your Client Welcome Process. And if you’d like 1-2-1 guidance on why your clients might not be coming back as often as you’d like, let’s set up a call. Visit KaufmanBusinessLaw.com. Interested in working with Kaufman Business Law? Contact us today. Contact Us
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