Diana Wei Fang's guest appearances

Diana Wei Fang

The Pro Church Tools Show with Brady Shearer

Everyone Wins with Hannah Bjorndal

Mike Todd

Andy Stanley

Matt Brown

Steven Furtick

Carey Nieuwhof

Justin Dean

Brad Lomenick

Brady Shearer

Greg Atkinson

Jared Hogue

Jenni Catron

Carlos Whittaker

Jon Acuff

Sean Cannell

Alejandro Reyes

OwlTail

HoneyBook

How much time each week do you spend on administrative tasks? I’m talking about sending client emails, booking dates on your calendar, collecting payments, and generally making sure all of your projects are up to date and where they need to be. Is it 8 hours? 10 hours? Half of your work week?We all know that taking care of customers is essential to having a successful business. It doesn’t matter what type of business you have - if you have paying customers (and especially if you are providing any type of service), then you are going to be spending time and energy making sure they have a great experience with you (and that you get the job done!). This is just how it works!But that is time consuming. If you spend a lot of your work week on simply managing projects, you aren’t left with a lot of time to do other things to make sure your business can actually grow. There isn’t a lot of time for strategy. So, I’m guessing if you’re listening right now and you’ve had a business for a while, you probably DO have some kind of system that you follow to make sure your clients have a consistent experience. But I’m also going to guess that there are some things you could be doing to save yourself even more time and energy AND also give your client an extra-special experience with you. That’s what we’re talking about today - I’m talking with a systems strategist and  Honeybook Pro, Diana Wei Fang, all about how to use client relationship management tools to make your life easier and your clients happier. Diana is the owner of The Finer Points, a social media &amp; systems strategist. She helps creatives and small business owners like you tell your story and reach your people—in less time—through social media and systems. She creates content strategies that mirrors your mission and values, getting your extraordinary work seen by the right people. As a HoneyBook Pro, she also helps transform your everyday tasks into done-for-you business systems on autopilot. RESOURCES:FREE GUIDE: Map Out Your Client JourneyThe Finer Points: Diana's WebsiteContact DianaGet 50% off your Honeybook Membership HERE

How much time each week do you spend on administrative tasks? I’m talking about sending client emails, booking dates on your calendar, collecting payments, and generally making sure all of your projects are up to date and where they need to be. Is it 8 hours? 10 hours? Half of your work week? We all know that taking care of customers is essential to having a successful business. It doesn’t matter what type of business you have - if you have paying customers (and especially if you are providing any type of service), then you are going to be spending time and energy making sure they have a great experience with you (and that you get the job done!). This is just how it works! But that is time consuming. If you spend a lot of your work week on simply managing projects, you aren’t left with a lot of time to do other things to make sure your business can actually grow. There isn’t a lot of time for strategy. So, I’m guessing if you’re listening right now and you’ve had a business for a while, you probably DO have some kind of system that you follow to make sure your clients have a consistent experience. But I’m also going to guess that there are some things you could be doing to save yourself even more time and energy AND also give your client an extra-special experience with you. That’s what we’re talking about today - I’m talking with a systems strategist and  <a href="https://pros.honeybook.com/pros/diana-wei-fang" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Honeybook Pro, Diana Wei Fang</a>, all about how to use client relationship management tools to make your life easier and your clients happier. Diana is the owner of The Finer Points, a social media &amp; systems strategist. She helps creatives and small business owners like you tell your story and reach your people—in less time—through social media and systems. She creates content strategies that mirrors your mission and values, getting your extraordinary work seen by the right people. As a HoneyBook Pro, she also helps transform your everyday tasks into done-for-you business systems on autopilot. RESOURCES: <a href="https://view.flodesk.com/pages/614d010abc3eea86ee42eda5" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">FREE GUIDE: Map Out Your Client Journey</a> <a href="https://thefinerpoints.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Finer Points: Diana's Website</a> <a href="http://thefinerpoints.co/contact" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Contact Diana</a> <a href="https://hannahbjorndal.com/honeybook" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Get 50% off your Honeybook Membership HERE</a>

How to Use Automations to Grow Your Business & Get Your Life Back with Honeybook Pro Diana Wei Fang 

http://prochurchtools.com/091 - Often churches have a plethora of content that they can use such as recorded sermons, sermon notes &amp; teachings. How then do we repurpose this content and properly communicate it in the realm of social media? Should we post the same status multiple times? Can we share the same status on multiple platforms? We bring in Diana Wei Fang to answer these questions and to show us how to best repurpose content for social media.

<a href="http://prochurchtools.com/091" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://prochurchtools.com/091</a> - Often churches have a plethora of content that they can use such as recorded sermons, sermon notes &amp; teachings. How then do we repurpose this content and properly communicate it in the realm of social media? Should we post the same status multiple times? Can we share the same status on multiple platforms? We bring in Diana Wei Fang to answer these questions and to show us how to best repurpose content for social media.

091 - Repurposing Content for Social Media with Diana Wei Fang