6 types of tattoo studio clients: how to approach them?
Each one of us is made up of many different habits, character traits, and psychological traits.
By understanding this fact, you easily say that each of your clients is a world of its own.
The longer you work with them, the better you understand their expectations and needs. But how should you interact with new clients and learn not to make any mistakes in communication?
Completely different people will apply for your services, but as in every business you need to find a common language and approach to each of them. For example, you can divide your customers into specific types whose behavior patterns often overlap. Understanding the traits of this type can simplify the work of many tattoo studios in a significant way.
Not only can you avoid communication mistakes, but also offer your customers what they will love and encourage them to come back to you.
The most common way of dividing your customer base is to split them into psychological types based on the perception of information (visual, auditory, kinesthetic, etc.) You can read about this useful knowledge in dedicated psychological literature. However, in your work, you will most often come across "mixed types". Not only are their patterns of behaviors based on human nature, but also on the characteristics of social skills.
To help you comprehend what it looks like in real life, we have chosen the 6 most common types of tattoo studio clients to show you how to work with them in an appropriate matter.Reading this article will help you recognize a given type of customer, properly serve them, offer exactly what they are looking for and turn them into loyal and regular customers.