Let me die

Old, but true. This is why you should lay out the complete workflow before even writing a single line of code. You can still charge for the extra changes, per hour. Atleast, you will die peacefully this way. :D :D
 
Simply dont go for unlimited revisions, If your work is good, they are going to pay for changes too.

Good one though.
 
Cheap customers are usually the worst customers. People who pay 50 bucks are often satisfied with a 40 dollar service, but people who pay 5-10 sometimes just can't settle for less than a 15 dollar one.

That's because those $5 fiverr gigs promise you magic in their gig, showing off amazing logos they made, and then you get a shit logo. Of course you'd want a revision.
 
Simply dont go for unlimited revisions, If your work is good, they are going to pay for changes too.

Good one though.
well if you talk about fiverr we are bound to do revision , bcs if they are not happy they will give negative ratings
 
What you pay is what you get :) sometimes its an exception though
 
Never offer unlimited revisions. Your hypercompetitiveness will be your downfall. Unsustainable and not profitable.
 
That's because those $5 fiverr gigs promise you magic in their gig, showing off amazing logos they made, and then you get a shit logo. Of course you'd want a revision.
Seems like need to increase Gig cost,OR simply tick the rivision cost in gig
 
The actual context behind the painting is sad :(
 
Cheap customers are usually the worst customers. People who pay 50 bucks are often satisfied with a 40 dollar service, but people who pay 5-10 sometimes just can't settle for less than a 15 dollar one.

This is so true. There are a few services I wouldn't mind selling cheaper just to expand my client base, but I know for every fish I catch, I'll get 2 boots.

Offering services for under $10 on gig sites is a complete waste of time, you're better off working minimum wage. You'll get so many time wasters. Not all, of course. Some clients just want to 'test' your service. I'm happy with those clients. But for every potential client like that, you get a perpetually amateur insanely stingy 5000 questions tire kicker... who eventually orders with a list of demands and constantly nags for updates. Unfortunately you can't block people buying on many gig sites either.
 
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