Good communication is a cornerstone of lasting business relationships with your clients. Whether it’s their expectations, needs or challenges – your clients want to be heard and they need reassuring responses from you.
However, that doesn't mean you have to sit at your desk all day answering calls and responding to emails. On the contrary, effective communication can happen over a range of technology that you use in the office or working remotely. It can empower you to deliver your message effectively, receive regular feedback, and engage in highly interactive client relationships.
In this article, we’ll share our top client communication best practice tips that professional service providers can leverage to provide exceptional customer experiences and build strong client relationships.
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About Ignition
Ignition is the world’s first client engagement and commerce platform for professional services businesses, to streamline how they engage clients and get paid. Over 5,000 accounting and professional services firms around the world use Ignition to win new business with impressive digital proposals, engage clients with a clear scope of work, and get paid on time by automating payment collection. Ignition also integrates with leading business apps such as Gusto, QuickBooks, Xero and Zapier to automate time-consuming tasks. Founded in 2013 by a progressive accounting entrepreneur to find a better way of doing business, our goal is to help customers grow, be more efficient, and create win-win client relationships. To date, we’ve helped facilitate more than 2 Million client engagements and over US$2 Billion in client payments. Practice Ignition has teams in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, The Philippines, South Africa, US and the UK, with over 150 employees globally.
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Founded in 2013, Ignition is an all-in-one platform for professional services that empowers businesses to get paid...
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