EVERY Graphic Designer Should Know 3 Client Hacks!

[@TheSanctifier]

Thank you, sir.

[@samadarwish3314]

Thank you

[@SatoriGraphics]

You're welcome

[@Raduan147]

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[@old.not.too.grumpy.]

One downside. You tell a client it's going to take 10 days, you present the project in 7 days they could think you've not spent the time you should. They may also ask for a reaction in the fee as they are paying for your time as well as your expertise

[@SatoriGraphics]

That has never happened to me. If your work hits the mark, the brief, and you can demonstrate how it solves the problems, the client will be all too happy.

[@old.not.too.grumpy.]

@SatoriGraphics It's always been a common practice in many service industries. Often called managing or exceeding expectations. When I first started working in the 1970s, we were instructed to tell clients we'd be expecting delivery of goods 3 days after the actual date. Then, to inform the customer their goods had been placed on the priority list and would be ready early

[@BornLegend]

it will only happen if your client is a newbie. 🤍

[@BornLegend]

​@@old.not.too.grumpy.time has changed buddy, online business doesn't work like that.

[@old.not.too.grumpy.]

@@BornLegend human nature hasn't changed. The basics of business haven't changed. The only thing that has changed is the method of communication