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Article #108Re: Freelance Invitation Designer - Thoughts
From: John_Danek
Date: Thu, 05 Mar 2009 19:06
Date: Thu, 05 Mar 2009 19:06
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By now you probably have a nice portfolio where it should be obvious your work speaks for itself. Next time someone says they printed a laser, just whip out a knife and scrape the image off a sampler or show them a faded print from six months ago or spill some water on an inkjet and show them the result. The look on their face should make the sell. We've all run into clients who claim they've done it cheaper. Great. You need pain-in-the-#?! paying clients, not pain-in-the-#?! non-paying clients. The like doing crap work themselves, let 'em.
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