How to Do Client Reporting and Communication at Your Marketing Agency
OVERVIEW
KEY TOPICS OFFERED
- Articulating Value for Operational Success
- Importance of Communication
- Communication Tools
- Avoiding Over- Reliance on Weekly Updates
- Biweekly Updates Structure and Purpose
- Escalating Conversations and Complexity
This lesson highlights key aspects of effective client communication within the agency’s operational framework. Emphasizing the puzzle of communication, Directive uses Slack for real-time interaction, favoring immediate updates instead of waiting for weekly reports. The objective of this lesson is to showcase achievements and maintain transparent rapport, ensuring a synchronized approach that keeps clients informed and engaged while maintaining efficient execution.
Learn to articulate value effectively, master strategic updates, and foster genuine engagement. Discover the power of real-time interaction via Slack and strategic escalation for complex matters. Gain insights to align, excite, and lead clients confidently.
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How your agency articulates value is one of the most important components of operational success. So today, what we’re going to look at, is a little bit of how we articulate our value to our customers. So this is just one piece today, we’re looking at weekly updates right now, and then we’re going to also look at our quarterly business reviews. The key here is how everything fits into the puzzle of communication. So we’re using Slack these days at directive, for 24/ 7 availability with our clients. This is really good, in our opinion, for quick communication, quick questions, little updates. Hey, we noticed this win. We accomplished this. One of the things we try to avoid here at Directive is saving everything for the weekly update. So right now, I just want to give you a little context of how everything works. So we’re not going to want to save all our good news for every two weeks when we meet with customers, we want to instead notify them as things happen, compel them to be excited, kind of engage them, bring them into our world, so we feel like we are a team doing things