
A Lawyer’s Guide To Boosting Client Loyalty: The Promised Land For Business Development
We all have to step up our game to ensure that client loyalty is developed with intent.
We all have to step up our game to ensure that client loyalty is developed with intent.
Don't expect your stressed-out clients to act calmly; serve them as they actually are.
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Only give discounts to clients who are willing to make concessions and do their part.
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Here is how one lawyer did it.
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