It
was Henry Ford who said that "you can't build a reputation on what you are
going to do", which is advice that the clients of Sherwin Currid's (http://www.sherwincurrid.com) small business
accountants in Surrey really should heed. That's because even with the
best-sorted business plan, fundraising and accountancy arrangements in place, a
freelance or small business will still suffer if it does not work continually
to please clients.
Repeat
business is so important for any company that may make use of one of our Guildford accountants, so you would be
well advised to put the needs of the client first. All of the signs need to be
that you will complete assignments time and time again, and to the desired high
standard. These may seem like obvious points, but some freelancers and small
businesses fail to even take full responsibility of the job that they've been
briefed to do, including letting the client know of any issues that may arise
and chasing them if they cannot progress without updates.
Any
successful client of a tax
accountant in Surrey will take seriously their role as a problem solver -
after all, you are not being paid by the client simply to add to their list of
problems. As such, you will need to communicate proactively if you are to truly
win the client's trust, making yourself constantly available so that they are
not the ones chasing you. If you are not due back in the office until 3pm on a
certain day, set up an email 'auto-reply' so that the client is aware, for
instance. Take full and accurate briefs, and involve the client at every stage
of the creative process so that they feel in control of the assignment.
You
should also endeavour to complete projects quickly, but thoroughly. This can be
achieved in part by taking real care over such 'minor' elements as the spelling
in your emails and other business communications, with any errors here all too
often suggesting a lack of care for the client. The most successful businesses
that make use of our tax
accountants in Surrey are realistic in the quality and quantity of work
that they can complete in a given timeframe, but are also flexible enough to,
for example, work during the evening to meet a deadline or make a last minute
change to the specification of requested work.
If
you wish to better attract and retain clients, there is ultimately no
substitute to showing real care for your clients, making sure to treat them as
individuals with what may be highly specialised requirements. Adequately
catering for the basics in this way makes the task of one of Sherwin Currid’s small
business accountants in Woking (http://www.sherwincurrid.com)
so much easier.
Editor’s
Note: Sherwin Currid (http://www.sherwincurrid.com) is represented by the search engine advertising and
digital marketing specialists Jumping Spider Media. Please direct all press
queries to Louise Byrne. Email: louise@jumpingspidermedia.co.uk or call: +44
(0)20 3070 1959 / +34 952 783 637.
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