Overscreening clients

There’s a difference between qualifying clients (which is good) and unintentionally turning away perfectly good clients (which is less good).

Let’s look at the two impulses that causes business owners to overscreen, and what’s actually going on in a potential client’s mind. Just about 3 minutes.

Have you ever done this? Are there ways you can stop overscreening? Let’s get you more clients!

I’d love to hear.

With love,
Mark Silver, M.Div.
Heart of Business, Inc.
Let’s get you more clients, with integrity.

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5 Responses

  1. Hah, I thought I was simply not doing great at in person sales conversations (like “I don’t want to do sales”), but naming it “overscreening” actually does open up room for some more thought on this.
    Makes me wonder what my results would be if I wasn’t doing that! My schedule is pretty full as is, but maybe some potentially amazing and lucrative opportunities fall through the cracks because I don’t even give them a chance.

    Thanks for naming this, Mark 🙂

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