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Why You Should Send Gifts to Clients #1751
May 31, 2021

In episode #1751, we share our thoughts on why you should send gifts to your clients. People don’t often send out real gifts these days, so keeping this practice alive is a great way of maintaining good relationships and improving the experience you have with the people in your network. Tune in and hear some of Eric and Neil’s gift-giving blunders as well as how to know what gifts your clients will love!

TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:

  • [00:25] Today’s topic: Why You Should Send Gifts to Clients.
  • [00:30] Setting yourself apart by sending physical gifts.
  • [01:26] What to do and what not to do when it comes to sending gifts.
  • [02:06] Why Neil’s wife hated the knife Eric gave her.
  • [03:13] Don’t give gifts with your brand on them.
  • [03:52] Giving gifts with long-term use cases that improve client experiences.
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