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PM Conference Report 2022: Strategy implementation, Employer Value Propositions (EVP), Storytelling and Client Feedback

Red Star Kim

PM Conference Report 2022: Strategy implementation, Employer Value Propositions (EVP), Storytelling and Client Feedback. Develop Employer Value Propositions (EVPs). Alan Gotto, chair of Consultancy Procurement Council. Firms were urged to go back to basics in terms of managing client expectations.

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Sales Targeting Toolbox for Professional Services Firms

Red Star Kim

And to evaluate the relative attractiveness of different segments Malcolm McDonald on value propositions – How to develop them (kimtasso.com) In professional service firm (PSF) marketing there is the challenge that we often span both B2B and B2C markets , across multiple sectors and for sometimes hundreds of service lines in different territories.

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3 CRM Models and How They Improve Customer Profitability

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Streamlining processes ensures that no team member wastes time on tasks that don’t add value. . Increase customer lifetime value (CLV): CRM models can help you increase CLV across every client relationship. This allows you to continually refine your marketing strategies and value propositions to customers. .

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How to systemise account management in your agency, with Alex Raymond

Account Management Skills

Not project management systems, not CRM systems, but having a dedicated system to guide the agency account management team, when it comes to managing and delve developing existing client relationships. We chatted about: – the importance of having a client development plan. – how to avoid client churn.

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The CX Factor

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There’s a lot of talk at law firms about client relationships. But for many clients these can still seem hollow words based on one-way relationships. Robert Millard and John O’Connor explore how firms that are trying to embrace true client centricity are setting themselves apart. But what keeps clients loyal?