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Pain points in business: what people struggle with
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Shifting Client Expectations
Service providers struggle with unclear client communication, shifting expectations, and constant back-and-forth that wastes time and causes rework.
In their words
I spent hours planning a trip for a couple. They loved it… then ghosted me and booked the same itinerary somewhere else.
I create a quick and condensed financial plan for them in ~1 hour.
the constant "any updates?" emails are a time sink i swear half my client calls are just me repeating what i already put in an email last week
I have about 30 clients that I would consider using your product to make them understanding they need to change.
the client relationship stuff, the "oh yeah we promised them X in that call" type of thing, thats still a mess and I dont have a good answer for it
A lot of work with my clients is just endless email threads. I find it hard to keep track as I also get a lot of spam and random messages throughout the day.
Sometimes I think clients believe lawyers are magicians instead of risk managers.
the client's constant calls, requests for updates, unreasonable demands and pressure for quick turnarounds caused the time commitment to balloon
their demands arrive simultaneously and in conflict
„Das Briefing habt ihr ja.“ Nein. Hatten wir nicht.
I want to know how anyone actually did it without going under in the gap.
One client is now 35% of our revenue and they just asked for more.
Too many bits of business logic lodges in weird places because the client didn't want to write custom behaviours, and no time to tidy it up
Service providers and agencies
Where they talk
- r/smallbusiness
- r/DigitalMarketing
- r/Accounting
- r/SaaS
- r/consulting
- r/projectmanagement
- r/agencynewbies
- r/civilengineering
Tools they use today
- Slack
- PowerPoint
- Excel
- Claude
- Copilot
- Google Drive
- Notion
- Serif
Why those fall short
- AI output not preferred; placeholder copy lacks product context
- No record of who caused the problem or who owns the fix
- clients do not read or retain written instructions
- client refuses text-only and insists on calls
- contractual restrictions are never enforced
Map of ideas
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