Is asking too many questions a burden to the client? What are the most important questions you need to ask your clients? Why is it essential that you ask intelligent questions during the first client meeting? This one technique will hep you to get more clients more often.

In this video the Pro Members come by the 1702 studio and have a chat with Chris. Mo asks Chris, how do we ask just the perfect amount of questions so we don't annoy the client with countless probing questions?

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1:17 Don't guess at what the client wants, ask them.
1:37 Understanding the client is more important that a quick meeting
4:34 Question 1
4:39 Question 2
4:44 Bonus Question

Mo Ismail
Mocs Media
https://www.mocs.media

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