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When Clients Don’t Visualize

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    When Clients Don’t Visualize

    Hey! Ever run into clients who just can’t visualize your ideas, no matter how clearly you explain them? I’m looking for ways to help bridge that understanding without overwhelming them.
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    Totally been there. Some clients need more than words or line drawings—they need to see it come to life. I started using Genense Studio https://www.genense.com/ to create detailed 3D architectural visualization and rendering that makes everything crystal clear. When clients can “walk through” a concept before it’s built, their feedback gets sharper, and they feel more confident about decisions. It reduces confusion, cuts down on revisions, and helps them feel like a real part of the creative process.

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