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Follow-Up: Case Study #2 – Do You Fire a Client To Save Your Practice (and Sanity)?

Nov 1, 2010 in Case Studies, Client Relations, Marketing

Last Monday I posted this question and received a lot of comments on this blog and privately.  It struck a nerve because we’ve all been there.  Some of us have a finely honed sense of the ‘right’ client and can decline business easily.  Yet others are still feeling their way through this process.  And yet [...]

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Case Study #2 – Do You Fire A Client To Save Your Practice (and Sanity)?

Oct 25, 2010 in Case Studies

(UPDATE: I will publish have published the follow-up to this post Monday, November 1st.  Responses are still coming in so I’d like to give you more time to think on it!) A while ago I started a new series called, ‘Case Studies’. (follow up links available at bottom of this hyperlink after comment box.) The [...]

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Case Study #1 – Lessons Learned (Part 1)

May 4, 2009 in Case Studies

62% of your business will be referred from people who already know, like and trust you and these include family, friends and coworkers. These people either have a relationship with the service provider or know of someone who does have a relationship with the service provider – you.

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New Series – 'Case Studies'

Apr 30, 2009 in Case Studies

I’m going to start a new category/series here at BSP for learning purposes and to facilitate discussion. It’s called ‘ Case Studies’. It will primarily focus on ‘how one gets and loses clients’ which is foundational to marketing – the whole (potential) client experience.

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