Choosing the right gift could be easier than you thought
A museum pass may be appreciated, but that simple scented candle just might do the trick
- By: Beatrice Paez
- December 1, 2016 November 17, 2019
- 12:20
A museum pass may be appreciated, but that simple scented candle just might do the trick
Give them something that strikes an emotional chord
Yearend is a good time to review your strategy and ensure your messages are resonating with clients
There’s lots you can do to strengthen your bond with your clients
You have to make an effort to broach underlying anxieties your clients may have in order to help them stay the course
Once you have mapped out your exit plan, how and when you inform your clients is critical
Relating experiences about yourself, your values and other clients can help you build trust
From fine dining to paintball, make your event suit your clients’ tastes
You and a client may find your needs are no longer aligned
A popular kids’ movie or a trip to a museum can help show your clients you appreciate their business
The rules of etiquette say no. But if a client brings up political issues, steer the conversation toward finance
A presentation is an opportunity for you to position yourself as an authority on a given subject
Avoid these common mistakes and deliver your message with confidence
Understanding your clients’ emotions can make you a more effective advisor and give you a competitive edge
Navigating the social conventions of your clients can be challenging. You must do your homework and, when in doubt, follow your client’s lead
While a growing number of clients retain multiple homes, there are many ways to stay in touch
Recording and documenting conversations with clients helps to ensure you understand each other
They’re short, to-the-point and effective — if you start with a great script
When you achieve a certain level of trust, clients become more willing to tell you what’s going on in their lives
A bank’s campaign demonstrates the importance of knowing your clients
Charts, graphs and other visuals can help your clients put financial data into perspective
Work closely with your designer to ensure the visuals communicate effectively with your clients
Defining the terms of your relationship creates a tone of professionalism
A pattern of inaction can undermine client relationships
Go beyond “know your client” and find out as much as you can about your clients