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Feb 11, 2021 17 min

111. How do you retain customers?

from Brand Therapy Hosted by Phil Pallen

What are some simple ways to retain clients? 👯‍♀️ Hosts and brand strategists Phil and Lauren reflect and brainstorm in this solo episode of Brand Therapy. From reflecting on repeat customer wins to suggesting ways to strike up a conversation with past clients, this episode will make you realize that it’s easier than ever to grow your business—if you build lasting relationships.

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