60 Ways To Attract Repeat Business

Upgrade Your Education Business

Repeat business can mean something different to different people, but there are certain things we can ALL be doing to encourage it.
In this episode, I share four big ways to boost the chances of customers coming back for more.
Here's what I unpack:

1. Providing a great client experience (from before they even meet you)
2. The power of following up (even when someone needs to think about buying from you)
3. Being careful with incentivising using discounts
4. Offering more to continue helping clients
Check out the useful links below to breathe life into whichever strategy you decide to go for!
Listen to next ...

Ep 54 Checklist for selling (without being pushy) - this helps with knowing how to follow up
Ep 35 4 x Simple but powerful ways to attract more clients

Ep 6 Streamlining & Automation - helps with making sure customers have a great experience of working with you from start to finish
Enjoy!
- Sumantha

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