Oct 19, 2016
You may be a great designer, but if you can't confidently present your work to clients (and set expectations when they get impatient!) you risk losing business.
You want your prospects to have confidence in what you're going to deliver. When those prospects become paying clients, they've put their trust in you, and you need to carefully maintain that trust.
The articles below explore:
- Ways to strengthen the trust between yourself and your clients
- How to help your clients understand that design takes time
- What not to do in a client presentation
For more information, take a look at New Horizons’ Relationship Management, Sales, and Communication courses.
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