{"id":1754,"date":"2023-04-18T03:38:18","date_gmt":"2023-04-18T03:38:18","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/carolynkulb.com\/?p=1754"},"modified":"2023-04-18T03:40:42","modified_gmt":"2023-04-18T03:40:42","slug":"honeybook-review","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/carolynkulb.com\/honeybook-review\/","title":{"rendered":"2023 HoneyBook Review: Is It Worth It for Wedding Pros?"},"content":{"rendered":"
If you were searching for a real \u200b2023 HoneyBook review from a fellow wedding pro, you’re in the right place! Are you \u200bthinking about\u200b trying out HoneyBook to manage your clients better? I’ve previously talked about the 7 tools you need for your wedding clients<\/a>. And in my opinion, one of them is an all-in-one client relationship management software, or CRM\u200b. \u200bSo today, I’m giving you my honest 2023 HoneyBook review, \u200bfrom my \u200bperspective as an active wedding professional. I’ll tell you everything you need to know about HoneyBook, how I use it in my business, and whether it’s worth it for wedding pros.<\/p>\n In case we haven’t met, I’m Carolyn Kulb, and I help busy wedding business owners book more weddings with my proven Wedding Client Roadmap(\u2122), which creates an effortless, elevated wedding client experience \u200bthat impresses the most luxurious couples – with less work than ever. I\u2019m also the CEO of Bloom Poet<\/a>\u200b, a boutique floral and event design studio in Seattle. As a wedding florist, I’m known for being super organized, providing a fabulous client experience, and of course, breathtaking floral design. So, \u200blet’s dig into my HoneyBook review, what it can do, and find out whether it’s right for you. <\/p>\n First, take some time to think about how you want your couples to feel when they interact with you and your business. Obviously, we all want our clients to feel cared for and confident about hiring us. But what other <\/em>feelings should your brand evoke in them? Maybe it’s security, luxury, whimsy, or romance? Those are all very <\/em>different feelings that a wedding florist’s customer experience might evoke.<\/p>\n Later, once you know what kinds of feelings you want to stir, brainstorm what kind of customer experience will help them feel that way. For example, if your brand focuses on luxurious weddings, every touchpoint in your client experience must also feel <\/em>luxurious – or the spell is broken. Aligning your branding, marketing, and anything you put in front of your client with those feelings will make sure that your customer experience remains cohesive. (And if you need help, hiring a brand designer is a great idea, too!)<\/p>\n\u200bWhat is HoneyBook?<\/h2>\n
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