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How to manage your business clients better

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As business owners and freelancers, we rely on our client relationships to make a living. But managing them can sometimes be a struggle. In this episode, Mike and Leanna discuss defining your ideal client, setting expectations and having emergency protocols in place, and how to deal with difficult clients.

You’ll learn:

  • That defining a target market is essential for successful client relationships [5:53]
  • The importance of doing intro calls to learn about a new client’s values [14:47]
  • Why you should set boundaries and expectations when you have a business relationship with a friend [18:00]
  • The idea of a client relationship as a bank account [19:40]
  • That having protocols for yourself and your business is helpful for when stressful situations arise [24:09]
  • Leanna’s strategy for dealing with a client conflict: leave money out of it [26:48]
  • Mike’s strategy for dealing with a client conflict: control the quality of your work [28:36]
  • That having protocols and systems in place can help you objectively reflect on a conflict [33:09]

Show notes: https://bettermental.fm/episodes/manage-business-clients

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Manage episode 356464268 series 2986097
Content provided by Mike Veny and Leanna Lee, Mike Veny, and Leanna Lee. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Mike Veny and Leanna Lee, Mike Veny, and Leanna Lee or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

As business owners and freelancers, we rely on our client relationships to make a living. But managing them can sometimes be a struggle. In this episode, Mike and Leanna discuss defining your ideal client, setting expectations and having emergency protocols in place, and how to deal with difficult clients.

You’ll learn:

  • That defining a target market is essential for successful client relationships [5:53]
  • The importance of doing intro calls to learn about a new client’s values [14:47]
  • Why you should set boundaries and expectations when you have a business relationship with a friend [18:00]
  • The idea of a client relationship as a bank account [19:40]
  • That having protocols for yourself and your business is helpful for when stressful situations arise [24:09]
  • Leanna’s strategy for dealing with a client conflict: leave money out of it [26:48]
  • Mike’s strategy for dealing with a client conflict: control the quality of your work [28:36]
  • That having protocols and systems in place can help you objectively reflect on a conflict [33:09]

Show notes: https://bettermental.fm/episodes/manage-business-clients

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