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Close Concept Approvals

Clients approve concepts slowly when they’re unsure how decisions affect costs and schedule. Advise one framing techni…

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Clients approve concepts slowly when they’re unsure how decisions affect costs and schedule. Advise one framing technique and one package structure that consistently helps clients pick a direction at first presentation, including which physical samples or visuals to always include and which to hold back until confirmation.
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I want my concept presentations to close approvals more often so we don’t drift into endless revisions.

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