Bad Clients Podcast Emily Wise

Andy is a fellow podcaster who is passionate about automobiles, podcasts, and alcohol. He takes us through the most obnoxious high-end auto parts customers, the one that got him yelled at, and what those little lights on your dashboard mean. He also reinforces the need for contracts, the lowdown on growing your podcast audience, tips on making your audio the best you can.
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The Smooth Talker is just peculiar. First, there's a real estate deal that just sounds way too good to be true, then there's the big client deal that has multiple meetings in different places, and then there are the unclear expectations. Germaine tells us about this particular client and throws in some great tips on communication, boundaries, and expectations, all the while demonstrating how conscientious he is in regards to the needs of his clients.


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You'd figure that working for another contractor would make communication easier, right? Wrong. How do you handle a situation where your client tells you how to do your job - after looking up instructions for a completely different project? Don't be these people. It's alright to communicate with your handyman, but you need to remember that you hired him for a reason.

For complete show notes, links, and information about my guest, please go to https://wiserva.com/2020/06/08/larry-towner/


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Roman Prokopchuk is all about adding value - and he definitely delivers in this interview. Not only does he give us all some great tips about how SEO and Digital Marketing work, we also have a great conversation about communicating with clients, the importance of honesty, and making sure your values are aligned. We also talk about emotional intelligence, realistic expectations, and how someone you thought would be a bad client can actually turn out to be a very good one.

For complete show notes, links, and more information about Roman, please go to https://wiserva.com/podcast


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Carrie and I agree that pretty much everything about podcasting is fun - except micromanaging clients that end up refusing to pay you. Carrie reviews a bad client experience with honesty about the boundaries she should have set, the red flags she shouldn't have ignored, and how this experience helped her grow and have great client relationships going forward. We mention some behaviors that may indicate that you are a bad client, give you some security advice, and discuss the merit of talking about these types of experiences so others can learn from them.

For complete show notes, links, and information about my Carrie please go to https://wiserva.com/podcast


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Perry Phillips has worked in the service and sales industries for a long time. Between tending bar and selling cell phones, he's got some great stories of bad customer behavior and great tactics for calming angry or anxious customers. He talks candidly about why he didn't want to be a manager in the service industry and gives some great insight on not taking shit from your supervisors.



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