Sometimes a client may insist on an idea that does not seem right based on your experience, especially when the goal is to get results like sales or engagement. It can be hard to speak up without sounding like you are challenging them. I think this situation happens more often than people admit. How do you explain your concerns in a calm way? Do you follow their request anyway, or try to guide them toward a better option?
Ask What do you do when a client asks you to produce work that you think will not perform well for their goals?
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