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The Boutique Lawyer Show: Is cross-selling bad for your business?
Cross-selling should be a result, not a strategy, Sue-Ella Prodonovich argues. Otherwise, you run the risk of “crass-selling”.
Robyn Tongol
On this episode of The Boutique Lawyer Show, host Jerome Doraisamy is joined by returning guest Sue-Ella Prodonovich, who is the principal of Prodonovich Advisory, to discuss some of the potential pitfalls of cross-selling by law firms, particularly in the age of coronavirus, distinguishing cross-selling from “niching down”, and how cross-selling can impact upon the health and success of a legal business.
The pair also discuss the need to seek appropriate feedback from clients about the breadth of service delivery, having as many conversations with trusted advisers about firm offerings, and whether there are any succession strategies and/or creative opportunities that firms can instead be exploring.
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