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Sounds very reasonable, I am definitely going to up my rates, but if you've worked with someone before with cheaper rates, how do I try and up my rates? As for
by anons2011 15y ago
Sounds very reasonable, I am definitely going to up my rates, but if you've worked with someone before with cheaper rates, how do I try and up my rates?
As for a dynamic site, I mainly use Wordpress as my CMS of choice, usually great for clients as they find it pretty straight forward to go in and add/update content, add pages etc.
Another thing I have found now that I am working full-time is the absolute top-most importance for proper functional specs, as well as proper bug tracking software, emailing constant changes gets to be a real pain, and pretty hard for you to track which ones have actually been done.
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- airlocksoftware 15y agoYou tell the clients that you have been working with that due to an increase in demand for your time, you have had to raise your rates. Simple economics. If they decide they don't want to work with you anymore, well, that's ok. You don't have any sort of obligation to continue to offer your services at the same rate.