Comments on: 5 Tips For Selling Yourself To Clients http://marketinghackz.com/5-tips-for-selling-yourself-to-clients/ Mobile Marketing, Facebook Marketing, Twitter Marketing, SEO and PPC Mon, 19 Dec 2011 14:37:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: jasondrohn http://marketinghackz.com/5-tips-for-selling-yourself-to-clients/comment-page-1/#comment-967 jasondrohn Mon, 06 Apr 2009 19:04:29 +0000 http://marketinghackz.com/5-tips-for-selling-yourself-to-clients/#comment-967 LOL - here and there! Actually, you can sometimes tell a decent amount from a companies website too. You can kind of tell of it's a stuffy corporate environment or a more laid back company.. LOL – here and there! Actually, you can sometimes tell a decent amount from a companies website too. You can kind of tell of it's a stuffy corporate environment or a more laid back company..

]]> By: Tim http://marketinghackz.com/5-tips-for-selling-yourself-to-clients/comment-page-1/#comment-966 Tim Mon, 06 Apr 2009 13:09:28 +0000 http://marketinghackz.com/5-tips-for-selling-yourself-to-clients/#comment-966 Is your girlfriend available to do this often? (But I do know what you mean). Is your girlfriend available to do this often? (But I do know what you mean).

]]> By: Jason http://marketinghackz.com/5-tips-for-selling-yourself-to-clients/comment-page-1/#comment-965 Jason Mon, 06 Apr 2009 11:47:38 +0000 http://marketinghackz.com/5-tips-for-selling-yourself-to-clients/#comment-965 @Chris - Listening is important, and I completely left it out of this little post! Good catch! @Karthik - I have confused clients in the past talking about this process or that technology. Now, if I am venturing into those waters, I will at least warn them! @Tim - I have sent my girlfriend in to scout for me before. It doesn't always work - but sometimes. If it's a Starbucks type meetup, I usually stick to business casual! @Chris – Listening is important, and I completely left it out of this little post! Good catch!

@Karthik – I have confused clients in the past talking about this process or that technology. Now, if I am venturing into those waters, I will at least warn them!

@Tim – I have sent my girlfriend in to scout for me before. It doesn’t always work – but sometimes. If it’s a Starbucks type meetup, I usually stick to business casual!

]]> By: Tim http://marketinghackz.com/5-tips-for-selling-yourself-to-clients/comment-page-1/#comment-964 Tim Mon, 06 Apr 2009 06:05:27 +0000 http://marketinghackz.com/5-tips-for-selling-yourself-to-clients/#comment-964 Liked the part about getting behind the wheel - valuable. You are right about dressing to match your client but do you have any clues how to find out. I turned up in tie to meet with a guy in jeans and polo shirt. Not a big deal but you feel out of tune! Liked the part about getting behind the wheel – valuable. You are right about dressing to match your client but do you have any clues how to find out. I turned up in tie to meet with a guy in jeans and polo shirt. Not a big deal but you feel out of tune!

]]> By: karthik http://marketinghackz.com/5-tips-for-selling-yourself-to-clients/comment-page-1/#comment-960 karthik Fri, 03 Apr 2009 23:13:14 +0000 http://marketinghackz.com/5-tips-for-selling-yourself-to-clients/#comment-960 Wonderful... I really liked your 4th point " Speak in terms they will understand". What you said is right. We have to be very clear in our words that we speack which doesn't confuse our clients. Great Info. Thankyou. Wonderful… I really liked your 4th point ” Speak in terms they will understand”. What you said is right. We have to be very clear in our words that we speack which doesn’t confuse our clients. Great Info. Thankyou.

]]> By: Chris Brooks http://marketinghackz.com/5-tips-for-selling-yourself-to-clients/comment-page-1/#comment-958 Chris Brooks Fri, 03 Apr 2009 13:04:50 +0000 http://marketinghackz.com/5-tips-for-selling-yourself-to-clients/#comment-958 Hey Jason, great post I especially like the part about dressing the part and keeping the jargon to a minimum. Another piece of advice would be to listen twice as much as you talk. We have to ears and only one mouth for a reason. Listening and thoughtfully thinking about what your client is saying will show you are invested in him or her and their business as opposed to just there money. Hey Jason, great post I especially like the part about dressing the part and keeping the jargon to a minimum. Another piece of advice would be to listen twice as much as you talk. We have to ears and only one mouth for a reason. Listening and thoughtfully thinking about what your client is saying will show you are invested in him or her and their business as opposed to just there money.

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