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Staying in Touch with Clients

Alan Weiss

Here’s a much more original, non-vanilla note to keep in touch with clients: Dear Alan, I know that this is an extremely challenging time for all of us. All of us here at The Crowne Plaza Greenbelt are very grateful to everyone that has stayed in our hotel, dined in our restaurant, or had a drink in our bar.

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Ten Factors to Consider Before Jumping into Independent Consulting

Successful Independent Consulting

Every time I received a payment from a client, 40% of it went into this special savings account. Sure, it sounds fabulous – be selective about which jobs you take, have a flexible schedule, escape office politics, make really good money – but it definitely has some drawbacks. You need to be able to pay your bills in good times and bad.

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Nine Things to Think About Before Taking the Leap to Independent Consulting

Successful Independent Consulting

You’ll have an easier time getting work if it’s fairly easy for you to keep in touch with people. Are you good about keeping in touch with former colleagues or clients? You may be tied to your client’s deadline. Are you the type to stay up late or work on a weekend, or are you more of a 9-to-5 person?

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Leveraging Relationships To Win Consulting Business with Nancy Halpern: Podcast #86

Consulting Success

It is vital to build and maintain relationships as part of your continuous business development with your existing or potential clients. Talent development consultant Nancy Halpern’s way of doing this is by spending four or five nights out of every week taking a client out for a drink, having dinner, and staying in touch.

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Networking your Way into Management Consulting

Tom Spencer

Most firms have websites that include information about their services, clients, and team members. Networking with industry professionals is a key strategy for anyone looking to break into the consulting field. Here are 5 tips for networking effectively to break into consulting: 1. The primary source for this is consulting firms themselves.

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What The Coronavirus (COVID-19) Means For Consultant Marketing

Consulting Matters

But here's the deal - how you treat your clients (those you already know and are working with AND the ones you don't know yet that you meet through marketing) could define your consulting brand. If you say and do nothing, you might be perceived as out of touch and irrelevant. Stay grounded and full of trust. So what can you do?

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5 Benefits of Internal Strategy vs Consulting

Tom Spencer

Many relationships with clients and colleagues only last for the project’s duration. Once you start a new project, you often have to start over, making friends with new clients and colleagues. It is possible to meet the same clients or colleagues on a future project, but there is a lot of uncertainty around that.