Do you have an image of your ideal client? And do you, in fact, have such a client in your portfolio now?
I’ve got to confess that I have two ideal clients at the moment (one for over a decade and the other for several years) + a plethora of occasional clients, all very dear, especially those who ask me to help them write their biographies and optimize their LinkedIn profiles. You do have a LinkedIn profile, don’t you? If “professional” is a description of you, you not only need that LI profile, but you also have to use it. LinkedIn did not create this platform just for fun and games. Happy to help, if assistance is needed!
But let me get back to that ideal client. There is one such client missing in my portfolio at this point in time and I am thus reaching out to you to help me find him (it is almost certainly going to be a “him”, although a “her” would be welcomed with equal enthusiasm).
My additional ideal client is . . . .
A landscaper.
A landscape architect or designer.
Someone who owns a horticulture business.
A plantsman/woman – grower, wholesaler, nursery owner.
Someone who cares about the environment.
A person who honors the land.
An environmentalist.
Someone who writes garden books, gives talks about gardening or the environment, or wants to.
A community garden advocate.
The guy who cuts your grass every week.
Well, you’ve got the idea! If it’s got to do with plants, the environment and sustainable land use, I’m in! Will I hear back from you?
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My ideal client is a someone who is smart, open to new ideas and the company supports innovation. My ideal client is someone who does not feel the need to micro manage and the company is built on a culture of trust. My ideal client is "nice" and the company pays what the project is worth and on time!
Great question.
I feel like saying "me, too" - and, indeed, I am lucky with [most of :-)] my current clients. Now if I can only find that next ideal client . . .
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