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6 Ways Consultants Can Handle Capacity Issues & Increased Demand

Consulting Success

Have you ever felt like you were so busy delivering on consulting projects that you had no time to work on your business? This is a very common scenario for independent consultants and small firms. 6 Ways Consultants Can Handle Capacity Issues & Increased Demand is a post from: Consulting Success.

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Consulting Firm Razzle Dazzle: The Art of Handles

David A Fields

Yet, one aspect of that short-lived fad will help your consulting firm win more clients and, importantly, deliver higher perceived value to your current clients. In the parlance of CB radio fanatics, your handle was … Continued. The post Consulting Firm Razzle Dazzle: The Art of Handles appeared first on David A.

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Is Your Consulting Firm Stretched Thin? How to Handle Even More Projects

David A Fields

Your consulting firm has experienced boom times. You may even be navigating a high tide of consulting projects now thanks to your excellent product-market fit, your diligent business development efforts or the kind winds of fate. The post Is Your Consulting Firm Stretched Thin?

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What Handles Are, and How to Use Them in Consulting

David A Fields

In the parlance of the 1970s CB craze, your handle was your short, memorable on-air nickname. The genius of handles in the consulting business hit home for me in the late […]. Consultants Creating Value Positioning Marketing positioning' No, not disco.

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How Do Consultants Handle Situations With Clients Who May “Laugh” at Them Relative to Projections and Opportunity Outcomes?

Steve Shu Consulting

Here are some thoughts on how consultants prepare for and handle these types of situations: Projections may be initially tested in safer settings. Following an iterative process and managing client expectations reduces risk for the consulting team. Projections are usually based on models with assumptions being made transparent.

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Scope Reinsertion – the Back Door to Larger Consulting Projects?

David A Fields

Do you and your team know the best way to handle this situation? About a month ago your consulting firm won an engagement with wetlands landscaping giant, Sodden Changes, Inc. It wasn’t an … Continued The post Scope Reinsertion – the Back Door to Larger Consulting Projects? Fields Consulting Group.

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3 Scripts to Handle Objections to Consulting Fees

David A Fields

Your script starts with your prospect, Yuri Yusimi objecting to the consulting fees you’ve proposed. Okay, but “fairness” is a theoretical concept, like baking. Let’s make some actual cookie recipes. That means scripts. No [ ]