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3 Things that annoy clients

Here are three things that annoy clients. Maybe they're obvious, even outrageous...but they do happen.

  • Not answering the specification. How many times has a client received a proposal that doesn't really provide a solution to what was proposed?
  • Not including all the required information. How does the client make an informed decision?
  • The wrong name in the proposal. Who is the proposal for? Did the proposal just use a load of cut and paste from an earlier proposal?

Elementary and stupid mistakes maybe. But now ask yourself...have you ever done any of them? I bet you didn't win the work.

 

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