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95. Jeremy Harms, Core Contact — When the Client becomes the Promoter

Personal Injury Mastermind

English - October 28, 2021 07:00 - 37 minutes - ★★★★★ - 21 ratings
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Jeremy Harms is the co founder of Core Contact, a Legal Customer Experience (CX) service that helps firms impress their clients out of the gate, and maintain strong communications throughout the journey.
In this episode, Jeremy shares some of his best tips for leveling up your client communications, and breaks down how to turn those happy customers into your own grassroots marketing team!
What’s In This Episode?
Who is Jeremy Harms?

Why is CX so important to the legal industry in particular?

What are the most effective formats for Client - Attorney communications?

How can improving your CX process encourage more client referrals?

Why is data and feedback collection so beneficial for CX and what are the best ways to gather that information?

How do CX specialists integrate themselves into legal companies in a way that ensures seamless results?

Jeremy Harms is the co founder of Core Contact, a Legal Customer Experience (CX) service that helps firms impress their clients out of the gate, and maintain strong communications throughout the journey.

In this episode, Jeremy shares some of his best tips for leveling up your client communications, and breaks down how to turn those happy customers into your own grassroots marketing team!

What’s In This Episode?
Who is Jeremy Harms?
Why is CX so important to the legal industry in particular?
What are the most effective formats for Client - Attorney communications?
How can improving your CX process encourage more client referrals?
Why is data and feedback collection so beneficial for CX and what are the best ways to gather that information?
How do CX specialists integrate themselves into legal companies in a way that ensures seamless results?