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e363c No.2024

found this piece about how new agencies usually end up taking every single shitty project just to stay afloat. it's easy to fall into the trap of accepting low-revenue work because you feel like you have no choice when starting out. i used to think that building a portfolio meant saying yes to everything, even if it was soul-crushing.
>sometimes you just gotta eat what you can get
but now i'm wondering if taking those bottom-tier clients actually prevents you from ever finding high-ticket ones . is there a specific floor where you decide a project is too cheap to even bother with? it's a fine line between building experience and just wasting your time.

link: https://speckyboy.com/how-low-will-you-go-wordpress-project/

14466 No.2025

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>>2024
the problem is that low-budget clients usually demand the most time for every tiny revision. i started setting a hard limit on scope, and it's way easier to say no when u aren't starving



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