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A lot of service-based businesses rely on clients providing accurate details, whether it's

measurements for custom clothing, that's what we're going to hear about today, specs for a project,

key business data, whatever the case may be.

So what happens when clients give incorrect or incomplete information?

Well, first of all, it can be frustrating. That's the first

thing that happens. But what do you do about the problem? How do you actually handle it? So today's

question comes from a custom clothing designer who struggles with remote clients sending inaccurate

measurements. And this leads to costly fit issues. It leads to customer dissatisfaction. It leads to problems

that she has to solve later.

So let's consider how she and anybody who's dealing with client provided details can improve

the accuracy, set better expectations, and just avoid wasted time and money.

Let's just try to be more efficient so we can run our businesses better and just have more

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