Should I let a Client go? Can I easily Replace a Client? Should I refer Existing Clients to Competition?

 

Getting New Clients doesn't have to be scary.

Are your clients costing too much in time, money, and resources? What if you had options? Would you choose a “better” client over those who cost you headaches and let those go to your competition?

Let’s face it, not every client is created equal. Business is business and one doesn’t have to be a “Halloween Ghoul” about this; just be aware of who your client is and continually manage things so you are able to give your best to your best, and giveaway the rest.

Your “competition”, which I really don’t believe exists, will appreciate your passing on a client. Who knows, they may be a better fit and become a great client for them. Be free and don’t feel like you have to hang on to every client out there.

So, how would you like that list of eager new clients who are “new” to the area, who are seeking and don’t yet know where to turn for your products and service?

Twin Ports Welcome Wagon https://www.facebook.com/Twin-Ports-Welcome-Wagon-108663781605322 is looking to exclusively recommend a local business in your category in the next several weeks. We will interview on a first come first serve basis so please contact us now to determine if your category is already locked in or not.

“Don’t waste your time in anger, regrets, worries, and grudges. Life is too short to be unhappy.”

― Roy T. Bennett

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