Make 500$+ on every client! 20 mins to setup I made a success!

[skypigeon]

Your first mistake was to post the website here, which is terrible IMO . Second, you charged $500 for a ecomm site(too low). And third, you called those clients noobs, but the only noob here is you .

Conclusion?

This is not the way to make business and more likely you end up being chased by angry 'noobs'.

PS. This is the website he made http://uzzofashion.com (for some reason he deleted from OP, i wonder why)

Thank you I learned a lot, btw this is my first share. I will pm the link just hit me up.. maybe this will show on google if they type uzzo***hion and my client will read this. XD

please remove the link... thank you

 

[erickishere]

I still give OP credit for making the site, looks better than my first ecommerce site..srs

 

[sonicpunk32]

This is an awesome idea. I will pay $5 for it.

 

[badut jenaka]

Thank you I learned a lot, btw this is my first share. I will pm the link just hit me up.. maybe this will show on google if they type uzzo***hion and my client will read this. XD

please remove the link... thank you

why would you remove the website link? and ask another to remove it also? so that your customer do not find that actually you build shytty website for them?

don't you "proud" of your "handmade" website?..

 

[srb888]

You have a good idea that's probably made you some money through your marketing skills. My advice to you would be honest to your customers, and to produce really better sites, and make a good name and fame for yourself locally.

 

[therage]

I would go in and charge your customer to not only fix up their site, promote it, give it awesome outstanding ideas for promotional and such, and make bank off a recurring payment method. That site will not generate more than what he paid for it, yearly.

 

[skypigeon]

why would you remove the website link? and ask another to remove it also? so that your customer do not find that actually you build shytty website for them?

don't you "proud" of your "handmade" website?..

Some haters will email my client and tell them the real deal we are on the same page

 

[skypigeon]

You have a good idea that's probably made you some money through your marketing skills. My advice to you would be honest to your customers, and to produce really better sites, and make a good name and fame for yourself locally.

Ok I will find more nicer theme and install more plugins

 

[ice41]

@OP, Like everyone said, you did a good job on the marketing part. But hire a web designer that can do the website part so the clients will have a website that they can be proud of, not like a rip off themes you got online. You business model should be focused on client satisfaction and referral, so next time ask for a bigger price, hire a designer that can do the job right. Win-win for you and the client as well, good luck kabayan!

 

[nanavlad]

Nice method

 

[michaelenergy]

nice!

 

[ApproximateVelocity]

Dude, the services you're offering will ruin your reputation. Strive for doing the best that you can do. Don't cut corners.