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Having a clear, structured web design process you can execute repeatedly is what sets apart the average agency from the type of agency that can justify their higher prices and clients truly enjoy working with… Web design clients often won’t be entirely familiar with what the web design process looks like. They often imagine it as the simple technical process …
If you’re having trouble with a difficult client and considering firing them, you’ve come to the right place. Everyone who’s been freelancing or running an agency for a significant amount of time knows that not all clients are great to work with yet they often don’t know what the best way to deal with it is. So, in this guide, …
Difficult and potentially even unsatisfied clients can be a great source of feedback for software companies. But in an agency, they can be detrimental to your profitability, personal happiness, and business as a whole. In this article, we’ll cover how we managed some of the most difficult client scenarios we were presented with when running our own agency and why …
When it comes to maintaining long-term work relationships with your clients, communication is the best way to stand out. It truly is the difference between having clients that will be with you for 15 years and those that move on immediately after they finish their first project with you. This is where most freelancers and agencies fall short because it’s …
Here at WP FeedBack, we have one primary goal. To help WordPress freelancers and agency owners succeed and scale their business. Our effort to do so is two-fold. We primarily do this with our software that simplifies & organizes client communication for web designers. But, we also do so with blog posts just like this one. As you might’ve guessed …
Managing client expectations is by far one of the most difficult parts of running an agency. It can be really difficult to find a balance between working as hard as you can to exceed clients’ expectations and setting unreasonable expectations in the long-term. So, whether you run a big agency or operate as a small team, in this post, we’ll …
As a freelance designer, you’ll want to have a solid set of tools in your arsenal. But, as you can imagine, most posts compile close to hundreds of different tools, most of which carry out the same functionality and aren’t really necessary to get the job done. In addition to that, most of them are written by freelance writers who’ve …
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