Clients

Not all clients are good for your business. Learn how to identify bad clients, minimize their impact and professionally fire them while protecting your team, finances and reputation.

I was going on four professional coffee dates and averaging one new client a week, and it's thanks to these four guiding principles.

Successful leadership demonstrates that prioritizing people—whether in sports or business—is crucial for long-term growth and client loyalty.

In 2025, the managed service provider landscape is more competitive than ever. To stand out, MSPs must shift from selling technical services to building magnetic brands rooted in trust, value and differentiation.

What's going through your clients' minds?

You step into the elevator and find yourself alone with your dream client. The doors slide closed. You have 30 seconds. Could you intrigue them enough in those moments to make an impression that sparks interest?

How much stress is too much stress? Here are some effective strategies for managing burnout when working with clients.

We've all gotten so accustomed to immediate results that anything but can seem like a flop, especially in service industries like PR. Here's why pursuing long lead times is just as important as short-term ones.

It's practically unheard of to hire an employee without onboarding them these days, but the practice isn't as common when it comes to clients.

Strategies for marketing, advertising and PR firms to build solid, long-lasting client relationships — crucial for achieving high retention rates and revenue growth.

Integrating client feedback into the very fabric of your business operations will keep your clients returning for more.

Mastering the art of networking will enhance your abilities and opportunities to create the business growth and wealth you desire.

When your clients make your life miserable, you have to decide if it's worth redirecting the relationship or just cutting ties and moving on.

Feel like you don't know how to set yourself apart and go high-end? Here's a three-step process you can use to get exceptional results.

Don't get caught up with bad clients — think of your top clients as precious gems to be protected.

Zūm started out selling its "Uber for kids" service to parents. But then its founder realized they could sell to school districts, and have a much bigger impact. Of course, that was easier said than done.

Small businesses often depend on one primary client for their primary source of income. Or at least they think they do. But the "biggest" client doesn't always mean the "best" client. Here's why.

Nightmare clients can make it more difficult to build the business of your dreams. Learn how to spot the top signs early on and end the relationship, here.

If you want to win — and keep — wealthy clients (aka, HNWIs), exceptional customer service training is the golden ticket that will bring you success.

As smaller, growing agencies are ramping up talent, resources and focus, they're landing equally impressive clients and fees — and signifying that agency disruption is already well underway.

The businesses that win are those with teams playing more advisory roles in client and customer relationships.