Not exact matches
From startups to experienced freelancers, membership provides a hub for knowledge and community and a dedicated voice for the freelance workforce, ensuring you can get on with
what you do best -
keeping your
clients happy.
Keeping clients happy is
what you do, so it can come as a shock to learn a
client is leaving you, especially when there is no apparent warning.
This is a principle of physics that somehow translates into «doing
what you love, while
keeping your sanity, your earnings and your
clients happy.»
My SLAW post last week was about the importance of
keeping your
clients happy, and how a post matter
client survey (a sample survey is here) is one of the best ways to collect information about
what clients thought about the services you provided.
Related inquiries will examine which
client practices can prevent this, and
what firms can do to
keep clients engaged and
happy over the long run.
Pro Tip:
What's the most powerful way to
keep your
clients happy?
«You need to understand a company's
clients, their needs and
what will
keep them
happy,» says Julie Hyett, talent development manager at Aon.
I worked for a luxury automotive manufacturer and have a great deal of knowledge on
what it takes to
keep clients happy.
I work very hard at this profession and know
what it takes to
keep my
clients happy.
Anticipating questions before they are asked, and really listening to
clients to determine
what their questions and concerns may be (even if they don't ask outright), is essential to
keeping clients well - informed and
happy.