Have you ever felt like you're all alone on your interior design journey? It's like there need to be more hours in the day to accomplish everything, yet you feel tempted to take on everybody as a client even though it's not a good fit.

If you have difficulties saying no, want to focus on serving the right clients, and want more freedom and control over the little time you have, this is where support people come into play.

When you start a business, saying 'no' to things can be challenging. Having someone help you carve out what's ideal is crucial since saying 'no' to some things allows you to say 'yes' to what's right.

In today's episode, I bring in Porsche Williams, a natural at being a support person. Her team handles all my client intake calls and does my client gifting, which has been so helpful for my business.

If you are looking for ways to outsource as you're getting your business started or enhancing your customer service, this episode is for you.

Why you’ve got to check out today’s episode:

Find out how to know if your client is a good fit
Learn the four (4) reasons why you should outsource your client intake
Discover why it’s important to include gifting as part of your business model

Check out the show notes >>> How Outsourcing Client Intake Helps Interior Designers Convert and Retain Clients with Porsche Williams

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