Promote
yourself sparingly. Be real and genuine. Make sure the achievement you are promoting
is significant and adds value to your client relationships. Don’t embellish. Strike
the balance between sharing your accomplishments that clients should be
interested in with 'wearing out your welcome' by adopting the client's point of
view when deciding whether or not to promote an accomplishment. Do this by
asking yourself, 'What value, benefit or new capabilities does this
accomplishment convey to my clients?'. If you cannot come up with one way in
which a client would benefit from this information, it is most likely just empty
self promotion. In this case, think hard about what impression this creates
among the recipients. If you find one, make sure you include an explanation of
the benefit to your clients in your announcement.
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