39 min

Brad Cote The Art of Living Proactively (Harnessing the Power of Your Choices)

    • Nutrition

Brad Cote helps health practice owners automate and scale to double revenue, reduce clinical hours and have complete freedom. He is a business coach, gym clinic owner and author.
 
How he turned a client complaint from someone who would leave due to an issue with service and they ended up turning it around 
Building and incorporating an "over-deliver" aspect to your companies core values and have staff strive to achieve this in every interaction.
How you can turn a negative into a positive by putting yourself in client shoes having empathy and strategy with the client's best interests above your own.
Changing eating habits of clients
How they vet clients
 
Favourite quote:
"You need the client, the client doesn't need you when you consider this perspective you'll change the way you operate.”
 
Article
http://bradcote.com/using-poor-customer-service-as-a-marketing-strategy/ 
 
www.bradcote.com
 
www.facebook.com/realbradcote/
 
https://www.linkedin.com/in/brad-cote-910aa1150/ 
 
Exceeding Expectations links:
www.ExceedingExpectations.me
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Brad Cote helps health practice owners automate and scale to double revenue, reduce clinical hours and have complete freedom. He is a business coach, gym clinic owner and author.
 
How he turned a client complaint from someone who would leave due to an issue with service and they ended up turning it around 
Building and incorporating an "over-deliver" aspect to your companies core values and have staff strive to achieve this in every interaction.
How you can turn a negative into a positive by putting yourself in client shoes having empathy and strategy with the client's best interests above your own.
Changing eating habits of clients
How they vet clients
 
Favourite quote:
"You need the client, the client doesn't need you when you consider this perspective you'll change the way you operate.”
 
Article
http://bradcote.com/using-poor-customer-service-as-a-marketing-strategy/ 
 
www.bradcote.com
 
www.facebook.com/realbradcote/
 
https://www.linkedin.com/in/brad-cote-910aa1150/ 
 
Exceeding Expectations links:
www.ExceedingExpectations.me
Facebook Group
Twitter
LinkedIn
YouTube
How to leave a podcast review:
https://tonywinyard.com/how-to-leave-a-review-for-the-podcast/

Please could I ask you a favour? Would you mind sharing this episode with one person you feel will get value from the content?

Full shownotes including transcription available at:
https://tonywinyard.com/ee075-brad-cote/

39 min