Are you genuinely engaging with your clients and potential clients in a way that makes them feel like more than a number? Don't they deserve to feel valued and appreciated?

John Mansfield of All Heart Photography truly lives out the name of his business - he puts his heart into his interactions with clients. When potential clients shared with him that they have felt like a number with photographers, he made it a goal to change that perception. Listen in to episode 504 of The Bokeh Podcast to hear his proactive approach to building genuine relationships with his clients.

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Brand Position (7:43)

Creating a great customer experience (12:36)

Technique for time management (18:41)

Outsourcing/Delegation (24:53)

Book Recommendation (35:57)

The Stack by Shaun Gordon

Photographers treating clients like a number (40:48)

4 ways photographers can bring genuine energy to clients (45:43)

1. Show interest in your clients - ask specific questions, then follow up with more questions!

2. Give insight into the planning process:  

a. Provide resources to help with wedding planning

b. Open line of communication - being available as a resource

c. Take notes when meeting with the client to have all of the details

d. Lead a Facebook group to post tips/tricks for planning

3. Give gifts to clients

4. Cheer the clients on through the experience

a. Follow them on social media - then engage!

b. Send emails that aren't only logistics-related

c. Be proactive - anticipate questions and provide answers before they ask

Links:

charitywater.org

allheartphoto.com

lightdarkco.com

kiss.us

instagram.com/allheartphoto

instagram.com/lightdarkco

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