The unhappy client How to fight back and keep the business
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Retaining Unhappy Clients: Strategies to Protect Your Business
Summary:
Leveraging a client service extranet can streamline processes, reduce costs, and strengthen client relationships.Keywords:
Extranet, intranet, document sharingArticle Body:
In the world of client-agency relationships, challenges are inevitable. However, modern tools now exist to mitigate or even eliminate these hurdles.
Consider a common issue: unexpected project cost surges. Imagine this scenario: you send an invoice that’s 30% over estimate. The client is upset. You explain that the copy was changed thirteen times in two days, followed by layout adjustments.
No one is pleased. The client doubts they made so many changes, insisting it should’ve been correct initially. You then scramble to piece together time records and track all the version changes. Amid the chaos, crucial information never reached your traffic system or conference reports. You sift through countless emails from team members to identify the communication trail.
Ultimately, you might decide to sacrifice some revenue to appease the client. This pattern repeats in agencies worldwide.
Embracing the Extranet Advantage
Enter the solution: an extranet.
In an agency using an extranet, you send the same 30% higher invoice?"but this time with documented client comments, requests, and approvals attached.
Time required to compile the report: 90 seconds.
Evidence quality: Irrefutable.
Outcome: You get paid, the client acknowledges their oversight, and satisfaction prevails.
Sound too good to be true? It isn’t. A client extranet automatically organizes all interactions from clients, staff, and vendors. It logs who accessed what, when, and their actions. This centralization ensures all information is accessible to the relevant parties anytime.
Extranet entries can be made by any user from any computer, 24/7. Stakeholders are notified instantly, keeping everyone updated.
The key takeaway is that an extranet offers a comprehensive record of project activities, which can be invaluable. It saves time, reduces costs, and preserves your peace of mind?"most importantly, it solidifies client relationships. Implementing a client service extranet is a game-changer in maintaining successful partnerships.
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