Client of the Day
Client of the Day
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Another situation - friend of an associate emails you and wants a logo for their small side-project company and asks your rate. You know they aren't going to pay big bucks for a logo and don't need anything complicated. You like their project and wouldn't mind helping, but don't want to look amateur.
Assuming they have nothing to trade, do you:
Give them a low rate
Ask them what they had in mind (not professional?)
Tell them your normal price and probably not get the job
Other- Normal price, minus 10% if you are feeling generous.rabbit
- Tell them the normal price - when you go back with the mates rate ask for more creative autonomy as a trade off. Avoids them becoming an interfering cheapskateSlashPeckham
- ^ if only it worked like that - like a client will sign over their right to be happy with what you do for them - will not happen, ever.fadein11
- limit time!trooperbill