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Episode description
Do you take inventory of the client's key performance indicators when you first start working with them?
Personally, I didn't do this for a long time. And it became really hard to:
a) prove your results down the line
b) write a case study
In this recording, I talk about some of the KPIs I track early and why they matter later on.
If you are clear about your client goals from the beginning, you can break them down into sub-goals that allow you show progress during and after your engagement.
For reference, you can see an example of a case study I produced here: https://everspaces.com/iq/
It's not perfect but it is highly specific about what results I was able to help my client accomplish. Prospects read it and it definitely helps during the sales process.
Got a neat tip or trick? I'd love to hear it!
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Yours,
—k