Is your website design turning away customers, or inviting them in? In which I admit how vastly different quality in website designs affected my OWN choices when faced with an important business decision.
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It can be scary to turn down client work when the rent is due.
But in over eight years of business, there is not ONE single time that I ignored a red flag and accepted a project because we “needed the money” that I didn’t end up hating myself seven times over by the time it was done. Usually, neither we nor the client end up happy.
Effective website design starts with the business owner getting clear on what’s actually important to the success of the venture.
You’d think that convincing a prospective client to cough up the money for a design project would be the hardest part of the process. There’s one thing that’s harder.
Many of my clients, even though they are blog post READERS, are very intimidated by the idea of being blog post WRITERS. Or even having a blog, because of the fear that the comments section will degenerate into a flame war free-for-all like CNN.
I’m here to disabuse you of several misconceptions.
