WordPress Developers: 6 Ways You’re Scaring Customers Away

Aside from busting your... || It’s a scary world out there for any web developer looking to make a name for himself. Competitors are happy to undercut you every step of the way and good clients (the kind who understand the difficulties of your job and are willing to pay a premium) are very hard to come by. Aside from busting your fingers off doing quality work, there’s no magic formula to guarantee your success. But at the very least we can help you by pointing out a few of the most glaring mistakes that a budding developer can make, and teaching you how to navigate around them to keep your customers happy. Are you ready to take a good hard look at your own practices when dealing with customers? Let’s get down to business! 1. You Charge Too Little Often, new developers face a catch-22 when it comes to pricing their labor. You want to find good clients (who will hopefully understand the value of your work), but if you don’t have years of experience to back you up, all of your best prospects will flock to other developers. This leads you to take on low-paying jobs just to build up your portfolio, but what your clients end up requesting isn’t a good showcase for your abilities and thus, #wordpress #smallbusiness #entrepreneur

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