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 WGAN FanCLUB Member Coeur d'Alene, Idaho |
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| In today’s world of instant communication, responsiveness matters more than ever. Whether it’s a new client inquiry, a past client reaching out again, or even a potential referral from another professional — a quick response can make all the difference. Last week I reached out to another photographer with a referral opportunity. Several days later… still no response. Now, maybe they were busy. Maybe they weren’t interested. And that’s totally okay. But here’s the thing: even a quick “Thanks for thinking of me, but I’ll have to pass” is still a positive response. A fast reply shows professionalism, respect for the person reaching out, and appreciation for the opportunity — even if it isn’t the right fit. In business, opportunities often move quickly. A delayed response can mean a missed connection, a lost referral, or a client who simply moves on. Personally, I always try to respond as quickly as possible — even if it’s just to acknowledge the message and follow up later. Because every inquiry represents someone who took the time to reach out. And that deserves a response. |
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 WGANStandard Member Bon Secour, Alabama |
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| @lilnitsch Couldn't agree more. I have won more than my fair share of work over the years by being responsive even "after hours" to web inquiries, emails, etc. I quick thoughtful response - even if it's "I'll have to think about that and get back to you" - respects the asker and shows that I value them as a potential client / partner / whatever. And, studies show that the time it takes to respond to a web inquiry DRASTICALLY affects the conversion of that lead - after waiting more than an hour to respond, don't even bother....you've lost them. Great topic and an even better reminder to me to keep up a core value. Keith |
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WGAN Fan CLUB Member Coeur d'Alene, Idaho |
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| @Chemistrydoc My voicemail actually mentions that the fastest way to reach me is by text or email. Since I’m often inside a client’s home photographing, I don’t answer calls during shoots out of respect for the homeowners. Text or email usually gets a much quicker response from me. |
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 FounderNail Soup Media Sarasota, Florida |
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| @lilnitsch its these little things when done in unison that makes the difference is why many say its the market or something else as to why business is bad. great insight | ||
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