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What makes them say yes?
Hi @Hugo Barbera - I hope you're doing well. What makes a big client finally say yes to AI image production? Is it the image quality from your previous work, trust in you, speed, price, process, or something else? What have you found is the best most reliable way of getting a yes? Many thanks!
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When do you usually send the AI Survival Guide?
Hi @Hugo Barbera - quick question... When do you usually send prospects your AI Survival Guide — before the first call or after? And why? I'm thinking of doing this once they've booked a call to help them feel safer about working with me. Many thanks!
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Thanks @Hugo Barbera - this is such an important document, I can totally understand why you make sure they have it. I’ll do the same.
What do you usually say next?
Hi @Hugo Barbera I hope you're well. I was wondering... When a prospect replies to your outreach, or maybe they just DM you to see if you can help them. What do you look for in their message before deciding they’re worth pursuing? Then once they reveal a problem you can solve, what do you usually say next to move the conversation towards a call? Many thanks!
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Thanks @Hugo Barbera really helpful. This aligns closely with the framework I’ve been using around selling the outcome rather than the deliverable, and building value before, during and after the core service. That’s exactly how I’m planning to structure it. Really appreciate you sharing how you apply it in practice 🙌
How has your client contract saved you?
Hi @Hugo Barbera I'm in the process of creating my own quote and contact and basing this on your template. I'm curious, which clause would you say has saved you the most hassle or unpaid work? Many thanks!
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Thanks @Hugo Barbera - very useful! I'll go and check the T&Cs.
How do you spot a good project?
Hi @Hugo Barbera I was wondering, before you accept a project, what tells you it’s going to be a good one? What do you look for? Especially for projects that don't involve motion. Following on from that... What makes a client come back and book another project with you? I imagine your reputation and the results of the previous project are the main things. But is there anything else? Many thanks!
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Thanks @Hugo Barbera - this is great, no-one else I know of is talking about these things so openly. I appreciate it.
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