31 min
EP 238 | Repeat Business With Kimberley Seldon Business of Design ® | Interior Designers, Decorators, Architects & Landscapers
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In an ideal world, at the end of every project, you’d be left with a happy client who is determined to use your services in the future. Unfortunately, it isn’t an ideal world and too many hardworking, talented design professionals are struggling to gain the coveted repeat business that’s essential for establishing a solid client base. In this solo podcast, BOD™ Advocate in Chief (and designer), Kimberley Seldon shares insights into improving long-term client retention and ensuring future business.
In this episode we learn:
- completing projects is essential for developing long term, repeat clients
- allowing space to onboard additional tasks and add to the project is essential for gaining repeat clients
- upsell, ask for more work during a project that’s going well
- failing to manage a client’s expectations contributes to lack of repeat business
- keeping in touch and developing a relationship with clients, after the project ends, is a great way to ensure future business
- let clients know you want to work with them again
It’s time to take control of your business.
Become a member of Business of Design®, today:
https://businessofdesign.com/?ref=2&campaign=podcast
In an ideal world, at the end of every project, you’d be left with a happy client who is determined to use your services in the future. Unfortunately, it isn’t an ideal world and too many hardworking, talented design professionals are struggling to gain the coveted repeat business that’s essential for establishing a solid client base. In this solo podcast, BOD™ Advocate in Chief (and designer), Kimberley Seldon shares insights into improving long-term client retention and ensuring future business.
In this episode we learn:
- completing projects is essential for developing long term, repeat clients
- allowing space to onboard additional tasks and add to the project is essential for gaining repeat clients
- upsell, ask for more work during a project that’s going well
- failing to manage a client’s expectations contributes to lack of repeat business
- keeping in touch and developing a relationship with clients, after the project ends, is a great way to ensure future business
- let clients know you want to work with them again
It’s time to take control of your business.
Become a member of Business of Design®, today:
https://businessofdesign.com/?ref=2&campaign=podcast
31 min
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