You first should know the type of client you will work with:
Is he/she :
1) The Low-Tech Client
who said: The website looks great! … erm, can you fax it to me???
2) The Uninterested Client
who said: yeah, I dunno… just do it, OK.
3) The Hands-On Client
who said: Can you just angle the camera at 46.5 degree and then make sure
that you …
4) The Paranoid Client
who said: Sure, just sign this … and this … and now initial here ..
mmmk
5) The Appreciative Client
Who said: Brilliant! Simply Brilliant! Please, bear my children!
6) The Get-a-Good-Deal Client
Who said: Don’t worry about the first part, only half the third part and if
I promise you more work maybe you can give 30% off?
7) The I’ll-Know-It-When-I-See-It Client
Who said: Look, I don’t know what I want … I just know that’s not
it.
The Always-Urgent Client
Who said: Great, I need the website built in an hour’s time…That won’t be a
problem, will it?
9) The Decision-By-Committee Client
Who said: Well! I like it but Showna thinks it should be purple
10)The Doormat Client
Who said: Oh! we were too busy to make that deadline? Never mind…I totally
understand
11)The Budget Client
Who said: We love your stuff but we have only $100. Will that works??
12)The You-Should- Be-So-Lucky Client
Who said: Our cread should be payment enough!!!
and then how should you do -> click here to read the detail: http://freelanceswitch.com/clients/12-breeds-of-client-and-how-to-work-with-them/
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