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Nagricoin public sale is over

Dear members of NagriCoin community! We are happy to announce that our public sale has successfully come to an end. We have reached the soft cap and solidified many important agreements, which will certainly help the growth of Nagri.

We appreciate everyone who supported this project and inspired us to develop products to improve organic farming. Your contribution to Nagri is a step toward a better world.

Nothing would be possible without your support, and nothing motivates more than your trust. Thank you again, organic farming will no longer be pushed to the background, it will be the standard at the forefront of agricultural innovation.
We will continue to update our community on project developments, exchange listings, new distribution partnerships, hiring opportunities, and much more. We will announce our central exchange listings once each investor has passed KYC and AML standards for our exchange partner. We have an agreement in place and plan to be listed by the beginning of October, barring any delays in the investor verification. We are finishing the registration for several decentralized exchanges and should have those available much sooner.

We are excited to provide this opportunity to our supporters. We are also continuing the private sale of tokens and other offers for institutional investors. We have some new investors we are working with and should announce any new private deals soon.

Thank you one last time and we look forward to bringing the world better farming by design and being a champion for organic agriculture because of your support.

Alan Zibluk Markethive Founding Member

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Five Ways to Wow Your Clients Every Time

When it comes to dealing with customers, keep these things in mind for repeat business: stay in touch, ask questions, choose "can do" terminology, deliver the goods, and follow up. We share the details of the how and why below.

Freelancers, whether they're working as virtual assistants, writers, or transcribers for local law offices, are under constant pressure to please clients each and every time.

You know all too well how hungry the competition is. It’s one of the reasons you always try to go above and beyond with each client. The good news is that there are five ways you can wow your clients every time so they’ll never need to consider anyone but you.

Stay in Touch

You’d be surprised by just how much this means to clients. Not to mention how few competitors take this advice to heart. It’s easy to lose touch over the duration of long projects. A simple email note about the status of the project goes a long way towards helping your clients feel appreciated and preventing them from worrying about whether you’ll be able to deliver on time.

Ask Questions

More importantly, listen to the answers and use them in your work. Clients love it when you give them exactly what they want. Sometimes, that requires asking questions, refining, and narrowing.

Choose “Can Do” Terminology

When working with clients, there are many times when it’s not what you say that makes the difference, but how you say it. Learning to communicate effectively is a must when dealing with clients. However, learning to effectively communicate positively adds that extra little wow factor that keeps clients coming back for more. For instance, instead of telling your client that you can’t have a project finished until after 3 p.m. on Friday, try telling your clients that "I can have that project finished by 3 p.m. on Friday. Does that work for you?” That subtle change has a significant impact on the way clients view you. When you use words like can’t, they view you as someone who can’t get things done. When you change them to can, they see you as someone with a can-do attitude who will make things happen.

Deliver the Goods

In many cases, this is all it takes. However, you don’t want to merely deliver what the client asked for. You want to exceed your client’s expectations and you want to make sure that the client leaves the transaction believing he got more than his money’s worth.

Follow Up

The fortune is in the follow-up. You’ll hear this in almost any business you enter into. It’s not the one-time sell that becomes your bread and butter. It’s the people who keep coming back, month after month, to make use of the services you provide or the goods you sell. Follow up.

Make sure they’re happy with the product, service, etc. and double-check to ensure nothing is wrong, missing, or lost in translation. Then, ask if they need other products or services you offer and invite them to call on you again. This gives them the perfect opportunity to hire you again.

You don’t have to move mountains, make hard sells, or walk on burning coals to make customers happy. These five steps are relatively simple and yet they deliver happy customers time and time again. Try them out and see what a difference they make for your business.

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Stephen Hodgkiss
Chief Engineer at MarketHive
markethive.com

Al Zibluk