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How To Use Events to Find Your Next Client (with Bradly Hirdes of Ordinary Architecture Practice)

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#15: Bradly Hirdes of Ordinary Architecture Practice joins host Tyler Suomala to discuss proactive business development and networking strategies for architecture firms. Hear how Bradly navigates client relationships and expands his network in Houston, Texas.

We dive into:

→ Showing genuine curiosity in building client relationships

→ How often should architects engage in networking events to build and maintain relationships?

→ What is the importance of formalizing a relationship management system for architecture firms?

→ Scheduling regular time for outreach and networking efforts

→ The power of hosting regular social events to help maintain and grow a network

→ How can Google reviews impact the visibility and growth of small architecture firms?

→ Leveraging your current client relationships to attract new work

(03:58) Preparing for growth by targeting ideal clients.

(08:20) Leveraging connections for architectural work opportunities.

(12:44) Creating spaces for deeper connections.

(16:16) The power of genuine curiosity in client relationships.

(19:17) Engage easily: from dinners and luncheons to charity events.

(22:20) How consistent contact keeps you top of mind.

(24:15) Mix your communication methods to stay memorable.

(28:46) Curate intimate gatherings and social events within your network.

(30:49) Seeking testimonials and reviews.

(35:52) Formalize relationships, set goals, and follow up consistently.

GROWTHITECT RESOURCES

→ Join thousands of architects on the free Growthitect newsletter - https://growthitect.com/join

STAY CONNECTED

→ Follow on LinkedIn

→ Follow on Instagram

→ Subscribe on YouTube

→ Follow on Twitter

SPONSORS

🎁 Exclusive offer for Growthitects: Mention Growthitect when you schedule a free consultation and get 10% off your first year with Gelt! → https://go.joingelt.com/growthitect

A big thank you to Gelt for supporting our entire first season! 🙌 They’ve been a game-changer for managing both my personal and business taxes, making tax strategy, compliance, and filing stress-free. If you're looking to optimize your taxes and simplify your financial life, I highly recommend checking them out.

  continue reading

27 episodes

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Manage episode 451095024 series 3580631
Content provided by Tyler Suomala. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Tyler Suomala or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

#15: Bradly Hirdes of Ordinary Architecture Practice joins host Tyler Suomala to discuss proactive business development and networking strategies for architecture firms. Hear how Bradly navigates client relationships and expands his network in Houston, Texas.

We dive into:

→ Showing genuine curiosity in building client relationships

→ How often should architects engage in networking events to build and maintain relationships?

→ What is the importance of formalizing a relationship management system for architecture firms?

→ Scheduling regular time for outreach and networking efforts

→ The power of hosting regular social events to help maintain and grow a network

→ How can Google reviews impact the visibility and growth of small architecture firms?

→ Leveraging your current client relationships to attract new work

(03:58) Preparing for growth by targeting ideal clients.

(08:20) Leveraging connections for architectural work opportunities.

(12:44) Creating spaces for deeper connections.

(16:16) The power of genuine curiosity in client relationships.

(19:17) Engage easily: from dinners and luncheons to charity events.

(22:20) How consistent contact keeps you top of mind.

(24:15) Mix your communication methods to stay memorable.

(28:46) Curate intimate gatherings and social events within your network.

(30:49) Seeking testimonials and reviews.

(35:52) Formalize relationships, set goals, and follow up consistently.

GROWTHITECT RESOURCES

→ Join thousands of architects on the free Growthitect newsletter - https://growthitect.com/join

STAY CONNECTED

→ Follow on LinkedIn

→ Follow on Instagram

→ Subscribe on YouTube

→ Follow on Twitter

SPONSORS

🎁 Exclusive offer for Growthitects: Mention Growthitect when you schedule a free consultation and get 10% off your first year with Gelt! → https://go.joingelt.com/growthitect

A big thank you to Gelt for supporting our entire first season! 🙌 They’ve been a game-changer for managing both my personal and business taxes, making tax strategy, compliance, and filing stress-free. If you're looking to optimize your taxes and simplify your financial life, I highly recommend checking them out.

  continue reading

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