This is a throwback episode, replaying episode 11, Pricing Strategies For Your Graphic Design Business. For any links or to leave comments, please visit https://resourcefuldesigner.com/episode11

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When first starting in graphic or web design, firing a client may seem like a foreign concept. After all, isnt the whole point of building a business to increase your number of clients, not reduce it

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