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Tip #188
Your existing clients are your most valuable asset. Do what it takes to keep them satisfied with you and your services.
Now more than ever, with the uncertainty in the economy, it's important to make sure you give your existing clients whatever consideration is necessary so that they feel understood, appreciated, and assured that you're handling their legal matters in their very best interests. You don't want to give them any reason for not wanting to continue working with you. In other words, give them reasons to want to continue working with you.
What do you need to do to make your clients want to keep working with you?
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