EPISODE · Mar 12, 2025 · 4 MIN
What Have You Done For Me Lately? | Ep. 87
from Growth Notes · host Jason Frazier
March 12th, 2025 - If you think doing a great job means clients will stick around, think again.In this episode, Frazier breaks down why past business doesn’t guarantee future business and how too many professionals lose clients by only showing up when they need something. The key? Consistently proving your value—without expectations.He shares real strategies for staying top of mind: be proactive, make clients’ lives easier, and provide value before they even ask. Plus, he challenges listeners to reach out today with something valuable—not a sales pitch, just a relationship builder.Also, a quick update—the current Green Zone cohort is wrapping up, and big events are on the horizon. Hit play and start showing up for your clients the right way.00:00 Introduction and Welcome00:12 Final Call for Green Zone Cohort01:03 The Myth of Client Loyalty01:53 Common Mistakes Leading to Client Loss03:25 Strategies to Retain Clients04:16 Immediate Actions to Take04:48 Conclusion and FarewellJoin me at TAG 2025!Check out my other podcast and connect with me at themloproject.com Join me live every Monday for the NAMB Success Builder Call .Growth Notes are back on text! Email me at [email protected] to get added to the Growth Notes community.
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March 12th, 2025 - If you think doing a great job means clients will stick around, think again. In this episode, Frazier breaks down why past business doesn’t guarantee future business and how too many professionals lose clients by only showing up when they need something. The key? Consistently proving your value—without expectations. He shares real strategies for staying top of mind: be proactive, make clients’ lives easier, and provide value before they even ask. Plus, he challenges listene...
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