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Don’t know how to create a wireframe? Here are four ways to design wireframes to enhance the value you provide to your B2B web clients.
Instead of focusing resources on finding new clients, consider how to improve your current client retention… spending less and earning more.
Writers don’t often use wireframes to turn in their web copy — but when they do, wireframes add value for copywriters and their clients.
Working directly with B2B writing clients isn’t always a smooth path. Here’s how to handle tough conversations without burning bridges.
Losing a client doesn’t feel good, even if the two of you weren’t a good fit. Here’s how to bounce back from losing a B2B client.
Being asked to take on B2B writing projects can feel good. Unless it’s not a great fit. Here’s how to choose the best-fit projects for you.
Working with your ideal client gives you an easy, positive relationship. And it’s important for you to be an ideal client too.
Use this client matrix to get the business value of each client, so you can make a good decision on whether you need to fire a client.
Here are five steps to determine if you have profitable B2B clients — steps that look at more than just the rate you’re charging for a service.
We’re taught to never give up, but authors Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson say it’s okay… if the answers to these questions are right.
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