Client interaction: your turn to speak

September 24, 2007

I’ve opened a new category to give clients a place to leave comments and ask questions. The Dawg is a blog now to make it easier to share the kinds of information you ask for, and to get a sense of questions that might come up about making the most out of your Web or advertising presence so that I can answer them or invite guest contributors to answer them.
It’s all yours. Enjoy!

–Lynn

Posted by Lynn | Filed Under Client Feedback and Questions |

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2 Responses to “Client interaction: your turn to speak”

Melinda Frazier on October 16th, 2007 8:21 pm

Hi Lynn. For folks considering utilizing your services, all I can say is they will not be disappointed whatever line of work they are in. No task is out of your realm, and the intelligence and enthusiasm which you bring to every project help to ensure your client’s success. My website has been active for less than two weeks, and already I am averaging 50 hits per day! From the first meeting together until the final stages of the project, you have allowed me the flexibility to be creative, offering your input when needed and indulging mine. Throughout the experience you were patient and professional and I will always be grateful.
Gillian Swanson on December 13th, 2007 5:47 pm

Hi Lynn. Thought you might like to know that in the short time my website has been up, it has been a tremendous resource for me. As a realtor, it’s important for me to analyze exactly where my business has come from at the end of each year; almost 18% of sellers & buyers contacted me after they had seen my webiste.

I am convinced that this is in large part due to your skills as a designer, and as importantly, your willingness to listen to what it was I wanted to express about my self & my business through my site.

I continue to be so pleased with my website, and feel that it is exactly what I had in mind when I used to daydream about such things. Thanks — you’re brilliant!

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