Published: Oct 28, 2008 - 06:54 am
Story Found By: bbcarter 1667 Days ago
Category: SEO
Awesome presentation she gave at ScarySEO!
Its actually applies to any clients in any industry... not just SEO.
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Whoops, wrote here instead of in the sphinn description! I was just so excited to submit this... :-)
Thanks for the Sphinn Brian! The principles in my presentation not only work for any client but also bosses and coworkers. So dont skip reading it just because you dont deal directly with clients.
Those are good fundamentals to follow.Thanks Pam!dk
Just commented on the post itself, but just wanted to say great Sphinn! A good practice reminder is always good to have! More Sphinns like this, please!Cheers,Ben M
If Customer is unhappy find the cause of it and solve it, it cant be that difficult. I think the difficult part is to deal with unreasonable clients, as ONLY then you get problems and difficulties.Pushkar
The one thing I would add..One problem I have is that I am constantly running into the "marketing department" of a corporation or even sometimes individuals themselves that "read somewhere" about "such and such technique." So they "know all about what to do". They also have "name brand WYSIWYG design product" and begin to tell you that its just a simple "link here" and "link there"... Though there site does not rank and from first glance screams "SPAM!" or just horrible nav like "mypage1a.html".... and after taking five minutes to do the typical once over you see a mountain of corrective work just to get it to point 0. These are the clients you need to be VERY careful with...