“I ask a lot of questions about my clients, uh, before I work with them mostly to qualify and disqualify. But then I also love getting the qualitative data to incorporate into my other stories”

Kendall Cherry · Freelance to Founder · Will AI Replace You?

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use an extensive client inquiry form with many qualifying questions to gather qualitative data and filter leads

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