Generating new business can be a difficult task at times. Aside from freelance bidding sites, general advertising and word of mouth marketing, there are pay-per-lead services available to help you land more clients. These services may seem quite convenient to use, but are they worth the time and money?
It’s getting close to local elections here in my area, mainly because there are many political ads flooding the local newspaper each slandering the candidate’s opponent.
These ads in my area run for $500 per week.
With that kind of advertising budget, why aren’t you cashing in on these local politicians?
Many web designers out there are in it just to make a quick buck.
They get the client, rush through the development of the site, make it live, get paid and move on the next client.
Designers like these give the web design industry a bad reputation and make our next prospects very gun shy.
Managing your team is one thing, but what about managing the client?
Getting the client involved in your next project can be very beneficial to the overall success of the project. To keep your project running smoothly and to avoid any miscommunications, here are a few tips on how to manage your client.
