AssetHour Episode 10: Building Client and Employee Loyalty
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Short description:
In this episode, Cortney Galster joins AssetHour Host Chris Kelly to discuss the importance of building client and employee loyalty; how to keep it, grow it, and nourish it!
With a unique background in marketing, PR, real estate, and legislative work, Cortney Galster is a digital entrepreneur, as well as the Founder and President of amplify marketing. Passionate about leveraging digital tools to spark real-world engagement and relationships, she’s worked with companies and professionals across the country to create real growth with actionable marketing strategies and implementation plans.
Discussed in this episode:
- How to stay competitive in order to keep your existing clients
- Implementing employee recognition on social media platforms
- What separates your company against others to keep employees and clients working within your business
- Why some employees regret leaving their prior employers
- Importance of return on relationships
- Finding balance between in person and remote working, understanding employees efficiency strengths
- Motivating employees to come into the workplace
- How to avoid falling into patterns, erase micromanaging
- Recognizing where someone is at in their life, not everyone is in the same journey
- Customizing a path for what someone needs to thrive
- What can you do to go the extra mile for your employees and clients
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