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Sanchay Kumar Singh

Founder at hireGenZ • 2d

I reached out to 50 foreign clients to invite them to try hireGenZ. It wasn’t easy, but it was insightful. ✨ Lessons I learnt: 1. Personalization matters – generic pitches don’t work, clients respond better when you show genuine understanding of their needs. 2. Persistence is key – not everyone replies right away, but consistent polite follow-ups make a difference. 3. Value first – people engage more when they see clear benefits for themselves. 4. Trust building takes time – credibility is more important than speed. 5. Rejections = Redirection – every “no” helps refine the pitch for the next client.

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