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user 14759
Clients are sometimes hard to work with, don't understand the technologies they are working with, or aren't very punctual with paying the freelancers they employ. Use this tag for dealings with clients that are less than beneficial, or when asking about how to deal with a particular case involving a client.
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Web development: how to convince clients to invest in upgrading their sites
Best way to convince someone to upgrade: raise the cost of maintaining the old. That will keep them in the update mindset for good.
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