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I hear you, but I feel like that ignores a lot of externalities to hosting a site for a client, including: 1. Support (fielding calls, answering emails, etc)
by d4mi3n 6y ago
I hear you, but I feel like that ignores a lot of externalities to hosting a site for a client, including:
1. Support (fielding calls, answering emails, etc)
2. Updates (copy, design, patching)
3. Admin (billing, contracts)
And that's just off the top of my head. Having a client is rarely about just handling the hosting. You effectively become a technical resource and field all the duties that entails.