How to Use an Intake Form to Improve Your Discovery Meeting [QUICK WIN] (Ep175)
What if one simple tool could help you run better discovery meetings, create stronger proposals, close more business, and even write better marketing copy?
I'm talking about your intake form.
You might think of an intake form as simply a way to collect basic information before meeting with a potential client. But I use mine for a whole lot more.
In this episode, I’m sharing how to use an intake form to get more out of every discovery meeting and client opportunity. You’ll discover what to ask potential clients before you meet, how to use their answers to arrive prepared and position yourself as a strategic partner, and how to turn their responses into voice of the client data you can use in your marketing and content. If you want a simple way to improve your discovery meetings while making your entire business development process more productive and effective, this episode is for you.
Prefer a quick read of the main takeaways from this episode? Read the distilled version on the Consulting Matters blog →
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