Comments on: Losing a Client, Gracefully http://manicmouse.com/losing-a-client-gracefully/ By Ben Callahan, on making websites. Fri, 10 Sep 2010 02:44:28 +0000 hourly 1 By: Chad http://manicmouse.com/losing-a-client-gracefully/comment-page-1/#comment-17 Chad Tue, 01 Dec 2009 18:46:57 +0000 http://manicmouse.com/?p=119#comment-17 Great post, Ben. I have to say that in my experience, I have never felt that the loss of a client was not an opportunity to get a better one. In the world of web design and development, there must be a full range of firms to handle the market needs. FORGE simply can't meet the needs of all of the people out there who need design and development. There will always be a need for a $500 website. There will always be someone to scam people into buying their SEO nonsense. I'm beginning to understand that the major portion of our job is to educate. We're just teaching a 400 level class when we have some freshman clients. Nice Post! Great post, Ben. I have to say that in my experience, I have never felt that the loss of a client was not an opportunity to get a better one. In the world of web design and development, there must be a full range of firms to handle the market needs. FORGE simply can’t meet the needs of all of the people out there who need design and development.

There will always be a need for a $500 website. There will always be someone to scam people into buying their SEO nonsense. I’m beginning to understand that the major portion of our job is to educate. We’re just teaching a 400 level class when we have some freshman clients.

Nice Post!

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