Going Solo 18: Strategies to Overcome Objections Hiring a Solo Consultant

Making Your Case Effectively

Phil Charles
Going Solo

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Even as an experienced solo consultant, you will still have objections to overcome to get hired. These objections can be daunting for independent consultants. However, with the right strategies, you can use them to turn doubts into trust.

Let’s delve into five key strategies to address prospective clients’ worries about engaging solo consultants. From demonstrating your skills and capabilities to offering trial projects or consultations — each approach is designed to push your project forward and establish trust.

These insights could prove invaluable whether you’re just starting out or already have a thriving consulting business but need fresh ideas on how to overcome common objections from potential clients who may be hesitant about hiring a solo consultant.

1. Show Off Your Skills and Awesomeness

Alright, let’s get this show on the road. So, you’re a one-person consulting powerhouse trying to impress potential clients?

Your first move is to show off your skills and awesomeness.

Highlight Your Qualifications: This means promoting all the certifications and degrees you’ve earned.

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