“Touch Me” Said The Client …

by Traverse Legal, reviewed by Enrico Schaefer - July 27, 2005 - 'The Greatest' Philosophy

morepartnerincome.com has an interesting post on the differences between email and phone contact with clients and others, to which I posted this comment …

There is no question that the personal touch which comes from a face to face meeting and the more personal touch of a phone call will always be critical to providing top notch customer service. In my practice I call them “touches.” Touches are contacts with important people, including clients, which often fall through the cracks. I prioritize my touches on a weekly basis. This really helps with contacting people who have been on your list for weeks but you not motivated a get in touch with. It seems the longer they are on the list, the less motivation we sometimes have to make that contact. I categorize touches by phone, lunch date or email.

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