Improving client communication is not just about communicating more often with clients but rather giving better information. In this digital era, clients are often bombarded with communications they ignore. The best way to get clients to pay attention to your communications is to create useful content that is specialized for your client’s needs. When considering your clients also consider their age, and the way they prefer communicating. Although email communication is cheaper, direct mail has more penetration especially among older groups.
Key Takeaways:
- One skill that can help a business is good communication with clients because it can cut through the flood of information that bombard clients daily.
- To communicate effectively, you need to use your expertise and unique insights to meet client needs and add to these emotional intelligence.
- When resolving client issues, the provider should first make sure he understands what the client need or values, and then strive to deliver these in a way they understand.
“The company you represent has its own style and brand ethos. Use it to your advantage. If your business is about trust and dependability, use language that reflects this, such as “consistent” and “reliable”.”
Read more: https://www.macquarie.com/au/advisers/expertise/smart-practice/improve-client-communication
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