Running A Web Design Business From Home: How To Get Clients, Keep Good Clients and Make Money with Your Home Business
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You can run your own web design business from home - all you need is a computer and an internet connection.
Working for a design company? Freelancing? Under-utilised, unappreciated or uninspired? This could be the book for you.
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Would you like to build websites for clients directly instead of going through middlemen? Would you like to work when you'd like, on what you'd like, and with whom you'd like? This could be the book for you.
This book explains how to set up your business from home - the hardware and software you'll need. How to get clients - long term, quality clients that will recommend you and give you ongoing work. How to run web design projects. And how to diversify your business going forward.
This is not a "get rich quick" book. You are encouraged to start in your spare time and slowly but surely build up your long-term professional contacts and online authority. This will provide you with a solid base for whatever you want to achieve with your online business in the future.
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